System and method for providing multimedia service in a communication system

ABSTRACT

Disclosed herein are a system and a method for providing multimedia service capable of rapidly providing various types of large-capacity multimedia contents and various sensory effects of the multimedia contents to users in real time, which receive sensory effect information representing sensory effects of multimedia contents corresponding to the multimedia services and encode the sensory effect information into command information of binary representation, depending on service requests of multimedia services that users want to receive and transmit command information of the binary representation to the user devices, respectively, so as to provide the sensory effects to the users through the device command of the user devices depending on the command information of the binary representation.

CROSS-REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority of Korean Patent ApplicationNos. 10-2010-0031093 and 10-2011-0030396, filed on Apr. 5, 2010, andApr. 1, 2011, respectively, which are incorporated herein by referencein its (their) entirety.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a communicationsystem, and more particularly, to a system and a method for providingmultimedia services capable of rapidly providing various types oflarge-capacity multimedia contents and various sensory effects of themultimedia contents to users in real time.

2. Description of Related Art

Research into a technology providing various services having quality ofservices (QoS) to users at a high transmission rate has been activelyprogressed in a communication system. Methods for providing servicesrequested by each user by rapidly and stably transmitting various typesof service data to the users through limited resources depending onservice requests of users who want to receive various types of serviceshas been proposed in the communication system.

Meanwhile, a method for transmitting large-capacity service data at highspeed depending on various service requests of users has been proposedin the current communication system. In particular, research into amethod for transmitting large-capacity multimedia data at high speeddepending on the service requests of the users who want to receivevarious multimedia services. In other words, the users want to receivehigher quality of various multimedia services through the communicationsystems. In particular, the users may receive the higher quality ofmultimedia services by receiving receive the multimedia contentsdepending on the multimedia services and various sensory effects of themultimedia contents to higher quality of multimedia services.

However, the current communication system has a limitation in providingmultimedia services requested by the users by transmitting themultimedia contents depending on the multimedia service requests of theusers. In particular, as described above, a method for providing themultimedia contents and the various sensory effects of the multimediacontents to the users depending on the higher quality of variousmultimedia service requests of the users has not yet been proposed inthe current communication system. That is, a method for providing thehigher quality of various multimedia services to each user in real timeby rapidly transmitting the multimedia contents and the various sensoryeffects has not yet been proposed in the current communication system.

Therefore, a need exists for a method for providing the higher qualityof various large-capacity multimedia services depending on the servicerequests of users in the communication system, in particular, a methodfor providing the higher quality of large-capacity multimedia servicesrequested by each user in real time.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the present invention is directed to provide a systemand a method for providing multimedia services in a communicationsystem.

Further, another embodiment of the present invention is directed toprovide a system and a method for providing multimedia services capableof providing high quality of various multimedia services to users athigh speed and in real time according to service requests of users in acommunication system.

In addition, another embodiment of the present invention is directed toprovide a system and a method for providing a multimedia service capableof providing high quality of various multimedia services to each user inreal time by rapidly transmitting multimedia contents of multimediaservices and various sensory effects of the multimedia contents that arereceived by each user in a communication system.

In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a system forproviding multimedia service in a communication service includes: a userserver configured to receive sensory effect information representingsensory effects of multimedia contents corresponding to the multimediaservices and encode the sensory effect information into commandinformation of binary representation to be transmitted to user devices,respectively, depending on service requests of multimedia services thatusers want to receive; and user devices configured to provide themultimedia contents and the sensory effects to the users through devicecommand for command information of the binary representation in realtime.

In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a systemfor providing multimedia services in a communication system includes: areceiver configured to receive sensory effect information representingsensory effects of multimedia contents corresponding to the multimediaservices depending on service requests of multimedia services that userswant to receive; an encoder configured to encode the sensory effectinformation into command information of binary representation using abinary representation encoding scheme; and a transmitter configured totransmit command information of the binary representation to the userdevices, respectively, so as to provide the sensory effects to the usersthrough the device command of the user devices depending on the commandinformation of the binary representation.

In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a methodfor providing multimedia services in a communication system includes:receiving sensory effect information representing sensory effects ofmultimedia contents corresponding to the multimedia services dependingon service requests of multimedia services that users want to receive;encoding the sensory effect information into command information ofbinary representation; and transmitting command information of thebinary representation to the user devices, respectively, so as toprovide the sensory effects to the users through the device command ofthe user devices depending on the command information of the binaryrepresentation.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a systemfor providing multimedia services in accordance with an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a serviceprovider in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a userserver in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a userdevice in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram schematically illustrating a coordinate system of asensory device in the system for providing multimedia services inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically illustrating a coordinate system ofsensors in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram schematically illustrating a process of providingmultimedia services of the system for providing multimedia services inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SPECIFIC EMBODIMENTS

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described belowin more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Onlyportions needed to understand an operation in accordance with exemplaryembodiments of the present invention will be described in the followingdescription. It is to be noted that descriptions of other portions willbe omitted so as not to make the subject matters of the presentinvention obscure.

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention proposes a system and amethod for providing multimedia services capable of providing highquality of various multimedia services at high speed and in real time ina communication system. In the exemplary embodiments of the presentinvention provide high quality of various multimedia services requestedby each user in real time by transmitting multimedia contents ofmultimedia services and various sensory effects of the multimediacontents provided to each user at high speed, depending on servicerequests of users that want to receive high quality of various services.

Further, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention transmit themultimedia contents of the multimedia services and the various sensoryeffects of the above-mentioned multimedia contents at high speed bymaximally using available resources so as to provide multimedia servicesto users. In this case, the multimedia contents of the multimediaservices that the users want to receive are large-capacity data. Most ofthe available resources are used to transmit the multimedia contents.Therefore, the available resources are more limited so as to transmitthe various sensory effects of the multimedia contents that areessentially transmitted and provided so as to provide high quality ofvarious multimedia services requested by users. As a result, there is aneed to transmit the large-capacity multimedia contents and the varioussensory effects at high speed so as to provide high quality of variousmultimedia services to users at high speed and in real time.

That is, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention, in order toprovide the multimedia services requested by each user at high speed andin real time through available resources so as to provide the highquality of various multimedia services, the data size of the sensoryeffect information is minimized by encoding the multimedia contents areencoded, in particular, encoding information (hereinafter, referred toas “sensory effects information”) representing the various sensoryeffects of the multimedia contents using binary representation, suchthat the multimedia contents and the various sensory effects of themultimedia contents are rapidly transmitted and the multimedia contentsand the sensory effects are provided to each user in real time, that is,the high quality of various multimedia services are provided to the userin real time.

Further, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention provide themultimedia contents services and the various sensory effects of themultimedia contents to each user receiving the multimedia in real timeby transmitting information on the various sensory effects of themultimedia using the binary representation encoding scheme at high speedin a moving picture experts group (MPEG)-V, that is, transmittingsensory effect data or sensory effect metadata using the binaryrepresentation at high speed.

In this case, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention relateto the sensory effect information, that is, the high speed transmissionof the sensory effect data or the sensory effect metadata, in Part 5 ofMPEG-V. The exemplary embodiments of the present invention allows theuser server, for example, the home server to encode the various sensoryeffects of the multimedia contents using the binary representation, thatis, the sensory effect information using the binary representationencoding scheme, wherein the user server, for example, the home serverreceives the multimedia contents of the multimedia services and thesensory effect information on the multimedia contents from a serviceprovider generating, providing, or selling the high quality of variousmultimedia services, depending on the service requests of each user.

In this case, the service provider may encode and transmit the sensoryeffect information using the binary representation. When the sensoryinformation is transmitted by being encoded by the binaryrepresentation, the sensory effect information is transmitted at highspeed by maximally using the very limited available resources totransmit the sensory effect information, that is, the remainingavailable resources other than the resources used to transmit thelarge-capacity multimedia contents. Therefore, the service providertransmits the multimedia contents and the sensory effect information tothe user server at high speed, such that it provides the multimediacontents and the various sensory effects of the multimedia contents toeach user in real time.

In this case, the user server outputs the multimedia services andtransmits the multimedia contents and the sensory effect information tothe user devices that provide the actual multimedia services to eachuser. In this case, the user server encodes the sensory effectinformation using the binary representation, converts the encodedsensory effect information into command information for device commandof each user device, and transmits the command information convertedinto the binary representation to each user device. Meanwhile, each userdevice is commanded depending on the command information converted intothe binary representation to output the various sensory effects, thatis, provide the multimedia contents to the users and provide the varioussensory effects of the multimedia contents in real time.

For example, in the above-mentioned Part 5 of MPEG-V, the varioussensory effects that may indicated the scene of the multimedia contentsor the actual environment are defined a schema for effectivelydescribing the various sensory effects. For example, when wind blows ina specific scene of a movie, the sensory effect like the wind blows isdescribed using a predetermined schema and is inserted into themultimedia data. When the home server reproduces a movie through themultimedia data, the home server provides the sensory effect like thewind blows to the user by extracting the sensory effect information fromthe multimedia data and then, being synchronized with a user devicecapable of outputting the wind effect like a fan. Further, as anotherexample, a trainee (that is, a user) purchasing the user devices capableof giving the various sensory effects is in the house and a lecturer(that is, a service provider) gives a lecture (that is, transmitmultimedia data) from a remote and transmits the various sensory effectsdepending on course content (that is, multimedia contents) to a trainee,thereby providing more realistic education, that is, higher quality ofmultimedia services.

In order to provide the high quality of multimedia services, the sensoryeffect information simultaneously provided the multimedia contents maybe described as an eXtensible markup language (hereinafter, referred toas “XML”) document. For example, when the service provider described thesensory effect information as the XML document, the sensory effectinformation is transmitted to the user server as the XML document andthe user server receiving the sensory effect information on the XMLdocument analyzes the XML document and then, analyzes the sensory effectinformation on the analyzed XML document.

In this case, the user devices may have a limitation in providing thehigh quality of various multimedia services to the users at high speedand in real time depending on the analysis of the XML document and thesensory effect information. However, the exemplary embodiments of thepresent invention encode and transmit the sensory effect informationusing the binary representation as described above, such that theanalysis of the XML document and the sensory effect information isunnecessary and the high quality of various multimedia services areprovided to the users at high speed and in real time. In other words, inthe exemplary embodiments of the present invention, in Part 5 of MPEG-V,the sensory effect information is compressed and transmitted using thebinary representation encoding scheme rather than the XML document, suchthat the number of bits used to transmit the sensory effect informationis reduced, that is, the amount of resources used to transmit thesensory effect information is reduced, and the analysis process of theXML document and the sensory effect information is omitted toeffectively transmit the sensory effect information at high speed. Asystem for providing multimedia services in accordance with an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention will be described in more detailwith reference to FIG. 1.

FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a systemfor providing multimedia services in accordance with an exemplaryembodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the system for providing multimedia servicesincludes a service provider 110 configured to generate, provide, or sellhigh quality of various multimedia services that each user wants toreceive depending on service requests of users, a user server 130configured to transmit and transmit multimedia services provided fromthe service provider 110 to the users, a plurality of user devices, forexample, a user device 1 152, a user device 2 154, a user device 3 156,and a user device N 158 configured to output the multimedia servicestransmitted from the user server 130 and substantially provide theoutput multimedia services to the users.

As described above, the service provider 110 generates the multimediacontents of the multimedia services that each user wants to receivedepending on the service requests of users and generates the sensoryeffect information so as to provide the various sensory effects of themultimedia contents to each user. Further, the service provider 110encodes the multimedia contents and the sensory effect information to betransmitted to the user server 130 at high speed.

As described above, the service provider 110 encodes the sensory effectinformation using the binary representation, that is, encodes thesensory effect information using the binary representation encodingscheme, such that the data size of the sensory effect information isminimized and the sensory effect information of the binaryrepresentation having the minimum data size is transmitted to the userserver 130. Therefore, the service provider 110 maximally uses theavailable resources so as to provide the multimedia services to transmitthe multimedia data at high speed. In particular, the service provider110 transmits the encoded multimedia contents and the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation as the multimedia datato the user server 130. That is, the multimedia data includes theencoded multimedia contents and the sensory effect information encodedby the binary representation and is transmitted to the user server 130.

In this case, the service provider 110 may be a contents providergenerating the multimedia services or a communication provider providingor selling the multimedia services, a service vendor, or the like. Theservice provider 100 will be described in more detail with reference toFIG. 2 and the description thereof will be omitted.

Further, the user server 130 receives the multimedia data from theservice provider 110 and transmits the multimedia contents included inthe multimedia data to the corresponding user device, for example, theuser device 1 152 and converts the sensory effect information encoded bythe binary representation included in the multimedia data into commandinformation to be transmitted to the corresponding user devices, forexample, the user device 2 154, the user device 3 156, and the userdevice N 158, respectively. As described above, the user server 130 mayreceive the sensory effect information on the multimedia contents fromthe service provider 110 as the sensory effect information encoded bythe binary representation, but may also receive the sensory effectinformation on the XML document from other general service providers inPart 3 of MPEG-V.

In this case, when the user server 130 receives the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation, it converts thesensory effect information into the command information using the binaryrepresentation and then, encodes the converted command information usingthe binary representation to transmit the command information encoded bythe binary representation to the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158,respectively, or transmit the sensory effect information of the binaryrepresentation as the command information to the user devices 152, 154,156, and 158, respectively. In addition, when the user server 130receives the sensory effect information on the XML document, it convertsthe sensory effect information on the XML document into the commandinformation and then, encodes the converted command information usingthe binary representation to transmit the command information encoded bythe binary representation to the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158,respectively.

In this case, the user server 130 may be a terminal receiving themultimedia data from the service provider 110, a server, for example, ahome server commanding and managing the user devices 152, 154, 156, and158 outputting and providing the multimedia contents and the varioussensory effects of the multimedia contents to the actual users, or thelike. The user server 130 will be described in more detail withreference to FIG. 3 and the description thereof will be omitted.

Further, the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 receive the multimediacontents and the command information from the user server 130 to output,that is, provide the actual multimedia contents and the various sensoryeffects of the multimedia contents to each user. In this case, the userdevices 152, 154, 156, and 158 include the user device that outputs themultimedia contents, that is, outputs video and audio of the multimediacontents, for example, the user device 1 152 and the user devices 154,156, and 158 outputting the various sensory effects of the multimediacontents, respectively.

As described above, the user device 1 152 outputs the video and audio ofthe multimedia services that the users want to receive and provides thevideo and audio to the users. The remaining user devices 154, 156, and158 each receive the command information encoded by the binaryrepresentation from the user server 130 and are commanded depending onthe command information encoded by the binary representation to outputthe corresponding sensory effects. In particular, the remaining userdevices 154, 156, and 158 is the command information outputting thesensory effect while outputting the video and audio of the multimediaservices and outputs the sensory effects at high speed, corresponding tothe command information encoded by the binary representation withoutanalyzing the command information depending on the receiving of thecommand information encoded by the binary representation, therebyproviding the sensory effects to the users in real time while outputtingthe video and audio of the multimedia services.

In this case, the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 may be a videodisplay and a speaker that outputs video and audio, various devicesoutputting the various sensory effects, for example, home appliancessuch as a fan, an air conditioner, a humidifier, a heat blower, aboiler, or the like. That is, the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158are commanded depending on the command information encoded by the binaryrepresentation to provide the high quality of multimedia services to theusers in real time. In other words, the user devices 152, 154, 156, and158 provide video and audio, that is, the multimedia contents of themultimedia services and at the same time, provide the various sensoryeffects in real time. In this case, the various sensory effects of themultimedia contents may be, for example, a light effect, a colored lighteffect, a flash light effect, a temperature effect, a wind effect, avibration effect, a water sprayer effect as a spraying effect, a scenteffect, a fog effect, a color correction effect, a motion and feelingeffect (for example, rigid body motion effect), a passive kinestheticmotion effect, a passive kinesthetic force effect, an active kinestheticeffect, a tactile effect, or the like. The user devices 152, 154, 156,and 158 will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 4 andthe detailed description thereof will be omitted.

In the system for providing multimedia services in accordance with theexemplary embodiment of the present invention, the service provider 110generates the sensory effect information in real time depending on themultimedia contents, obtains the sensory effect information on the XMLdocument and the service provider 110 encodes the sensory effectinformation using the binary representation as descried above andtransmits the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation to the user server 130 through the network.

In other words, the system for providing multimedia services inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention, theservice provider 110 encodes the sensory effect information on themultimedia contents using the binary representation encoding scheme inPart 3 of MPEG-V and transmits the sensory effect information and themultimedia contents encoded by the binary representation as themultimedia data to the user server 130. Therefore, the system forproviding multimedia services maximally uses the network usable toprovide the multimedia services to transmit the multimedia data, inparticular, encodes the sensory effect information using the binaryrepresentation encoding scheme to minimize the data size of the sensoryeffect information, thereby transmitting the multimedia data to the userserver 130 at high speed and in real time.

The user server 130 receives the sensory effect information encoded bythe binary representation to acquire the sensory effect information forproviding the high quality of various multimedia services to the usersat high speed and converts the acquired sensory effect information intothe command information and encodes the converted command informationusing the binary representation to be transmitted to each user device152, 154, 156, and 158. In addition, each user device 152, 154, 156, and158 is subjected to the device command depending on the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation to simultaneouslyprovide the various sensory effects and the multimedia contents to theusers in real time. In the system for providing multimedia services inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention, theservice provider 110 will be described in more detail with reference toFIG. 2.

FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a serviceprovider in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, the service provider 110 includes a generator 1 210configured to generate the multimedia contents of the multimediaservices that the each user want to receive depending on the servicerequests of users, a generator 2 220 configured to generate informationrepresenting the various sensory effects of the multimedia contents,that is, acquire the sensory effect information or the sensory effectinformation on the XML document, an encoder 1 230 configured to encodethe multimedia contents, an encoder 2 240 configured to encode thesensory effect information using the binary representation encodingscheme, and a transmitter 1 250 configured to transmit the multimediadata including the encoded multimedia contents and the sensory effectinformation to the user server 130.

The generator 1 210 generates the multimedia contents corresponding tothe high quality of various multimedia services that the users want toreceive or receives and acquires the multimedia contents from externaldevices. Further, the generator 2 220 generates the sensory effectinformation on the multimedia contents so as to provide the varioussensory effects while the multimedia contents or receives and acquiresthe sensory effect information on the XML document from the externaldevices, thereby providing the high quality of various multimediaservices to the users.

The encoder 1 230 uses the predetermined encoding scheme to encode themultimedia contents. Further, the encoder 2 240 encodes the sensoryeffect information using the binary representation encoding scheme, thatis, using the binary representation. In this case, the sensory effectinformation is encoded using the binary code in a stream form. In otherwords, the encoder 2 240 is a sensory effect stream encoder and outputsthe sensory effect information as the sensory effect stream encoded bythe binary representation.

In this case, the encoder 2 240 minimizes the data size of the sensoryeffect information by encoding the sensory effect information using thebinary representation and as described above, the user server 130receives the sensory effect information of the binary representation toconfirm the sensory effect information through stream decoding of thebinary code without analyzing the sensory effect information andconverts the confirmed sensory effect information into the commandinformation.

The transmitter 1 250 transmits the multimedia data including themultimedia contents and the sensory effect information to the userserver 130, that is, transmits the encoded multimedia contents and thesensory effect information encoded using the binary code to the userserver 130. As described above, as the sensory effect information istransmitted while being encoded using the binary code in the streamform, that is, transmitted as the sensory effect information streamencoded by the binary representation, the transmitter 1 250 maximallyuses the available resources to transmit the multimedia data to the userserver 130 at high speed and in real time. In the system for providingmultimedia services in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention, the service provider 130 will be described in moredetail with reference to FIG. 3.

FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a userserver in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, the user server 130 includes a receiver 1 310configured to receive the multimedia data from the service provider 110,a decoder 1 320 configured to decode the sensory effect informationencoded by the binary representation in the received multimedia data asdescribed above, a converter 330 configured to convert the decodedsensory effect information into the command information for commandingthe devices of each user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, an encoder 3340 configured to encode the converted command information using thebinary representation encoding scheme, and a transmitter 2 350configured to transmit the multimedia contents in the multimedia dataand the command information encoded by the binary representation to eachuser device 152, 154, 156, and 158.

As described above, the receiver 1 310 receives the multimedia dataincluding the multimedia contents and the sensory effect information onthe multimedia contents encoded by the binary representation from theservice provider 110. In this case, the receiver 1 310 may also receivethe multimedia data including the multimedia contents and the sensoryeffect information on the XML document from other service providers

The decoder 1 320 decodes the sensory effect information encoded by thebinary representation in the multimedia data. In this case, since thesensory effect information encoded by the binary representation is thesensory effect stream encoded using the binary code in the stream form,the decoder 1 320, which is a sensory effect stream decoder, decodes thesensory effect stream encoded by the binary representation and thedecoded sensory effect information is transmitted to the converter 330.In addition, when the receiver 1 310 receives the multimedia dataincluding the sensory effect information on the XML document, thedecoder 1 320 analyzes and confirms the sensory effect information onthe XML document and transmits the confirmed sensory effect informationto the converter 330.

The converter 330 converts the sensory effect information into thecommand information for commanding the devices of the user devices 152,154, 156, and 158. In this case, the converter 330 converts the sensoryeffect information into the command information in consideration of thecapability information on the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158.

In this case, the receiver 1 310 of the user server 130 receives thecapability information on the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 fromall the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively. Inparticular, as described above, as the user server 130 manages andcontrols the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, the user devices 152,154, 156, and 158 each transmit the capability information to the userserver 130 at the time of the initial connection and setting to the userserver 130 of the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 for providing themultimedia services.

Therefore, the converter 330 converts the sensory effect informationinto the command information so as to allow the user devices 152, 154,156, and 158 to accurately output the sensory effects indicated by thesensory effect information in consideration of the capabilityinformation, that is, accurately provide the sensory effect of themultimedia contents depending on the sensory effect information to theusers in real time and the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158accurately provides the sensory effect of the multimedia contents to theusers in real time by the device command of the command information

The encoder 3 340 encodes the converted command information using thebinary encoding scheme, that is, encodes the command information usingthe binary representation. In this case, the command information isencoded using the binary code in the stream form. In other words, theencoder 3 340 becomes the device command stream encoder and outputs thecommand information for commanding the devices as the device commandstream encoded by the binary representation. In this case, the sensoryeffect information and the binary representation encoding of the sensoryeffect information will be described in more detail below and thedetailed description thereof will be omitted.

In addition, the encoder 3 340 defines syntax, binary representation,and semantics of the sensory effects corresponding to the sensory effectinformation at the time of the binary representation encoding of thesensory effect information. Further, as the command information isencoded by the binary representation, the command information of thebinary representation becomes each user device 152, 154, 156, and 158.The user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 each receive the commandinformation of the binary representation to perform the device commandthrough the stream decoding of the binary code without analyzing thecommand information, thereby outputting the sensory effect. In addition,as described above, the receiver 1 310 of the user server 130 receivesthe sensory information on the multimedia contents from the serviceprovider 110 as the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation and the sensory effect information on the XML document.

In more detail, when the receiver 1 310 receives the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation, as described above,the decoder 1 320 performs stream decoding on the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation and the converter 330converts the sensory effect information into the command information inconsideration of the capability information on the user devices 152,154, 156, and 158 and then, the encoder 3 340 encodes the convertedcommand information using the binary representation, wherein the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation are transmitted to theuser devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively.

Further, when the receiver 1 310 receives the sensory effect informationencoded by the binary representation, as described above, the userserver 130 transmits the sensory effect information of the binaryrepresentation as the command information to the user devices 152, 154,156, and 158, respectively, the decoder 1 320 performs the streamdecoding on the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation and does not perform the command information conversionoperation in the converter 330 and the encoder 3 340 encodes the decodedsensory effect information using the binary representation inconsideration of the capability information of the user devices 152,154, 156, and 158 In other words, the encoder 3 340 outputs the sensoryeffect information of the binary representation encoded in considerationof the capability information as the command information encoded by thebinary representation for performing the device command of the userdevices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively, wherein the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation is transmitted to theuser devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively.

Further, when the receiver 1 310 receives the sensory effect informationof the XML document, the decoder 1 320 analyzes and confirms the sensoryeffect information of the XML document and the converter 330 convertsthe confirmed sensory effect information into the command information inconsideration of the capability information of the user devices 152,154, 156, and 158 and then, the encoder 3 340 encodes the convertedcommand information using the binary representation, wherein the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation are transmitted to theuser devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively.

For example, when the user server 130 receives the sensory effectinformation of the binary representation or the sensory effectinformation of the XML document including a two-level wind effect (as anexample, wind blowing of 2 m/s magnitude), the user server 130 confirmsthe user device providing the wind effect through the capabilityinformation of the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, for example,confirms a fan and transmits the device command so as for the fan tooutput the two-level wind effect through the capability information ofthe fan, that is, the command information of the binary representationcommanding the fan to be operated as three level (herein, the userserver 130 confirms that the fan outputs the wind at a size of 2 m/swhen being operated at 3 level through the capability information of thefan) to the fan. Further, the fan receives the command information ofthe binary representation from the user server 130 and then, decodes thecommand information of the binary representation to be operated as threelevel, such that the users receives the effect like the wind having asize of 2 m/s blows in real time while viewing the multimedia contents.

The transmitter 2 350 transmits the multimedia contents included in themultimedia data and the command information encoded by the binaryrepresentation to the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively.In this case, the command information encoded by the binaryrepresentation is transmitted to the user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158in the stream form. The user devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 in thesystem for providing multimedia services in accordance with theexemplary embodiment of the present invention will be described in moredetail with reference to FIG. 4.

FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically illustrating a structure of a userdevice in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, the user device includes a receiver 2 410configured to receive the multimedia contents or the command informationencoded by the binary representation from the user server 130, a decoder2 420 configured to decode the multimedia contents or the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation, a controller 430configured to perform the device command depending on the decodedcommand information, and an output unit 440 configured to provide thehigh quality of various multimedia services to the user by outputtingthe multimedia contents or the various sensory effects of the multimediacontents.

The receiver 2 410 receives the multimedia contents transmitted from thetransmitter 2 350 of the user server 130 or receives the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation. In this case, thecommand information encoded by the binary representation is transmittedin the stream form and the receiver 2 410 receives the commandinformation stream encoded by the binary representation. In addition, asdescribed above, when the user device uses the user device outputtingthe multimedia contents, that is, video and audio of the multimediaservices, the receiver 2 410 receives the multimedia contents and thedecoder 420 decodes the multimedia contents and then, the output unit440 outputs the multimedia contents, that is, the video and audio of themultimedia services to the user. Hereinafter, for convenience ofexplanation, the case in which the receiver 2 410 receives the commandinformation encoded by the binary representation, that is, the case inwhich the user device is a device providing the various sensory effectsof the multimedia contents to the users will be mainly described.

The decoder 2 420 decodes the command information of the binaryrepresentation received in the stream form. In this case, since thecommand information encoded by the binary representation is the commandinformation stream encoded by the binary code in the stream form, thedecoder 2 420, which is the device command stream decoder, decodes thecommand information stream encoded by the binary representation andtransmits the decoded command information as the device command signalto the controller 430.

The controller 430 receives the command information as the commandsignal from the decoder 2 420 and performs the device command dependingon the command information.

That is, the controller 430 controls the user device to provide thesensory effect of the multimedia contents to the user depending on thecommand information. In this case, the sensory effects are output athigh speed by transmitting the command information is encoded withoutperforming the analysis and confirmation of the command information bythe binary representation from the user server 130, such that the userdevice simultaneously provides the sensory effects and the multimediacontents to the users in real time.

In other words, when the receiver 2 410 receives the command informationof the XML document, the decoder 2 420 analyzes and confirms the commandinformation of the XML document and the controller 430 outputs thesensory effect through the device command depending on the confirmedcommand information. In this case, the sensory effects may not be outputat high speed by performing the analysis and confirmation of the commandinformation, such that the user device does not simultaneously providethe sensory effect and the multimedia contents to the users in realtime. However, since the user server 130 of the multimedia serviceproviding system in accordance with the exemplary embodiment of thepresent invention encodes the command information using the binaryrepresentation in consideration of the capability information of theuser devices 152, 154, 156, and 158 to be transmitted to the userdevices 152, 154, 156, and 158, respectively, each user device 152, 154,156, and 158 outputs the sensory effects at high speed withoutperforming the analysis and confirmation operations of the commandinformation, such that each user device 152, 154, 156, and 158simultaneously provides the sensory effects and the multimedia contentsto the users in real time.

The output unit 440 outputs the sensory effects of the multimediacontents, corresponding to the device command depending on the commandinformation of the binary representation. Hereinafter, the devicecommand and the command information and the binary representationencoding of the command information of the user server 130 will bedescribed in more detail.

First, describing types of sensory devices and sensors, the devicecommand, the sensory capability, and the user sensory preference may berepresented by the binary representation as the following Table 1. Thatis, the device command, the sensory capability, and the user sensorypreference represented in Table 1 are encoded by the binaryrepresentation. In this case, Table 1 is a table representing the devicecommand, the sensory capability, and the user sensory preference.

TABLE 1 Binary representation for device Terms of Device type (5 bits)Light device 00000 Flash device 00001 Heating device 00010 Coolingdevice 00011 Wind device 00100 Vibration device 00101 Sprayer device00110 Fog device 00111 Color correction device 01000 Initialize colorcorrection 01001 parameter device Rigid body motion device 01010 Tactiledevice 01011 Kinesthetic device 01100 Reserved 01101-11111

In addition, the sensed information and the sensor capability may berepresented by the binary representation as represented in the followingTable 2. That is, the device command, the sensory capability, and theuser sensory preference represented in Table 2 are encoded by the binaryrepresentation. Herein, Table 2 is a table representing the sensedinformation and the sensing capability.

TABLE 2 Terms of SensorBinary representation for sensor type (5 bits)Light sensor 00000 Ambient noise sensor 00001 Temperature sensor 00010Humidity sensor 00011 Distance sensor 00100 Atmospheric sensor 00101Position sensor 00110 Velocity sensor 00111 Acceleration sensor 01000Orientation sensor 01001 Angular velocity sensor 01010 Angularacceleration 01011 sensor Force sensor 01100 Torque sensor 01101Pressure sensor 01110 Motion sensor 01111 Intelligent camera sensor10000 Reserved 10001-11111

Next, describing a root element of the command information, an XMLrepresentation syntax of the root element may be represented as thefollowing Table 3. Table 3 is a table representing the XMLrepresentation syntax of the root element.

TABLE 3 <!-- ################################################--> <!--Root and Top-Level Elements --> <!--################################################--> <elementname=“InteractionInfo” type=“iidl:InteractionInfoType”/> <complexTypename=“InteractionInfoType”> <choice> <element name=“DeviceCommandList”type=“iidl:DeviceCmdListType”/> <element name=“SensedInfoList”type=“iidl:SensedInfoListType”/> </choice> </complexType> <complexTypename=“SensedInfo”> <sequence> <element name=“SensedInfo”type=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType” maxOccurs=“unbounded”/> </sequence></complexType> <complexType name=“DeviceCmdListType”> <sequence><element name=“DeviceCommand” type=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”maxOccurs=“unbounded”/> </sequence> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 3 may be representedas the following Table 4. Herein, Table 4 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 4 (Number of bits) (Mnemonic) InteractionInfo { InteractionType 1bslbf If (InteractionType){ DeviceCommandList DeviceCmdListType }else{SensedInfoList SensedInfoListType } } SensedInfoListType{NumOfSensedInfo 32 uimsbf for(i=1;i<NumOfSensedInfo;i+ +){IndividualSensedInfoType 8 bslbf SensedInfo SensedInfoType specified byIndividualSensedInfoType } } } DeviceCmdListType{ NumOfDeviceCmd 32uimsbf for(i=1;i<NumOfDeviceCmd;i++ ){ IndividualDeviceCmdType 8 bslbfDeviceCmd DeviceCmdType specified by IndividualDeviceCmdType } }

In addition, the semantics of the root element are as represented in thefollowing Table 5. Herein, Table 5 is a table representing semantics ofthe SEM.

TABLE 5 Names Description InteractionType Uppermost element name (Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, indicates thetype of the InteractionInfo element. If it is 1 then theDeviceCommandList element is present, otherwise the SensedInfoListelement is present). DeviceCommandList Element including device commandinformation (Optional wrapper element that serves as the placeholder forthe sequence of device commands). InteractionInfo Type of uppermostelement Type SensedInfoList Element including information acquired fromsensor (Optional wrapper element that serves as the placeholder for thelist of information acquired through sensors). SensedInfoListType Typeof SensedInfoList element (A type that serves as the placeholder for thelist of information acquired through sensors). SensedInfoBaseType Basetype of SensedInfo NumOfSensedInfo This field, which is only present inthe binary representation, specifies the number of SensedInfo instancesaccommodated in the SensedInfoList. IndividualSensedInfoType This field,which is only present in the binary representation, describes whichSenseInfo type shall be used. In the binary description, the followingmapping table is used. SensedInfo Element including information inputfrom sensor (Specifies single description of information acquiredthrough a sensor. The list of single commands are as follows).DeviceCommandListType Type of DeviceCommandList element (A type thatserves as the placeholder for the sequence of device commands).NumOfDeviceCmd This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, specifies the number of DeviceCmd instances accommodatedin the DeviceCommandList. IndividualDeviceCmdType This field, which isonly present in the binary representation, describes which DeviceCmdtype shall be used. In the binary description, the following mappingtable is used. DeviceCmd Element including device single commandinformation (Specifies single command for a certain device. The list ofsingle commands are as follows). DeviceCommandBaseType Base type ofDeviceCommand

SEM semantics represented in Table 5, individual sensed info type may berepresented by the binary representation as represented in the followingTable 6. That is, in the SEM semantics represented in Table 5, theindividual sensed info type is encoded by the binary representation.Herein, Table 6 is a table representing the binary representation of theindividual sensed info type.

TABLE 6 Binary representation for sensor Term of Sensor type (5 bits)Light sensor 00000 Ambient noise sensor 00001 Temperature sensor 00010Humidity sensor 00011 Distance sensor 00100 Atmospheric pressure 00101Sensor Position sensor 00110 Velocity sensor 00111 Acceleration sensor01000 Orientation sensor 01001 Angular velocity sensor 01010 Angularacceleration 01011 sensor Force sensor 01100 Torque sensor 01101Pressure sensor 01110 Motion sensor 01111 Intelligent camera 10000sensor Reserved 10001-11111

Further, the SEM semantics represented in Table 5, the sensed info typemay be represented by the binary representation as represented in thefollowing Table 7. That is, in the SEM semantics represented in Table 5,the sensed info type is encoded by the binary representation. Herein,Table 7 is a table representing the binary representation of the sensedinfo.

TABLE 7 Sensed info. Term of Sensor type Light sensor LightSensorTypeAmbient noise sensor AmbientNoiseSensorType Temperature sensorTemperatureSensorType Humidity sensor HumiditySensorType Distance sensorDistanceSensorType Atmospheric pressure AtmosphericPressureSensorTypeSensor Position sensor PositionSensorType Velocity sensorVelocitySensorType Acceleration sensor AccelerationSensorTypeOrientation sensor OrientationSensorType Angular velocity sensorAngularVelocitySensorType Angular accelerationAngularAccelerationSensorType sensor Force sensor ForceSensorType Torquesensor TorqueSensorType Pressure sensor PressureSensorType Motion sensorMotionSensorType Intelligent camera IntelligentCameraType sensor

Further, the SEM semantics represented in Table 5, an individual deviceCmd type may be represented by the binary representation as representedin the following Table 8. That is, in the SEM semantics represented inTable 5, the individual device Cmd type is encoded by the binaryrepresentation. Herein, Table 8 is a table representing the binaryrepresentation of the individual device Cmd type.

TABLE 8 Terms of Device Binary representation for device type (5 bits)Light device 00000 Flash device 00001 Heating device 00010 Coolingdevice 00011 Wind device 00100 Vibration device 00101 Sprayer device00110 Scent device 00111 Fog device 01000 Color correction device 01001Initialize color 01010 correction parameter device Rigid body motion01011 device Tactile device 01100 Kinesthetic device 01101 Reserved01110-11111

Further, the SEM semantics represented in Table 5, the device Cmd may berepresented by the binary representation as represented in the followingTable 9. That is, in the SEM semantics represented in Table 5, thedevice command is encoded by the binary representation. Herein, Table 9is a table representing the binary representation of the device command.

TABLE 9 Device command Terms of Device type Light device LightType Flashdevice FlashType Heating device HeatingType Cooling device CoolingTypeWind device WindType Vibration device VibrationType Sprayer deviceSprayerType Scent device ScentType Fog device FogType Color correctiondevice ColorCorrectionType Initialize colorInitializeColorCorrectionParameterType correction parameter device Rigidbody motion RigidBodyMotionType device Tactile device TactileTypeKinesthetic device KinestheticType

That is, in the root element, the device command type ID may berepresented as Table 10 and the sensed info type ID may be representedas Table 11. Herein, Table 10 is a table representing the device Cmdtype ID and Table 11 is a table representing the sensed info type ID.

TABLE 10 ID Device Command Type 0 Forbidden 1 Light type 2 Flash type 3Heating type 4 Cooling type 5 Wind type 6 Vibration type 7 Sprayer type8 Scent type 9 Color correction type 10 Rigid body motion type 11Tactile type 12 Kinesthetic type 13~255 Reserved

TABLE 11 ID Sensed Info. Type 0 Forbidden 1 Light Sensor type 2 Ambientnoise sensor type 3 Temperature sensor type 4 Humidity sensor type 5Distance sensor type 6 Atmospheric pressure sensor type 7 Positionsensor type 8 Velocity sensor type 9 Acceleration sensor type 10Orientation sensor type 11 Angular velocity sensor type 12 Angularacceleration sensor type 13 Force sensor type 14 Torque sensor type 15Pressure sensor type 16 Motion sensor type 17 Intelligent camera type18~255 Reserved

Next, describing the binary representation of the device Cmd, an x, y,and z coordinate system used in the device Cmd represents the positionsof the devices, in particular, a front 510 at a predetermined position500 as illustrated in FIG. 5. FIG. 5 is a diagram schematicallyillustrating a coordinate system of sensory devices in the system forproviding multimedia services in accordance with the exemplaryembodiment of the present invention. In addition, as illustrated in FIG.5, an x axis means a right hand direction of a user, a y axis means agravity opposite direction, and a z axis means a front direction of auser.

Further, in the device Cmd, the XML representation sytax of the devicecommand base type may be represented as the following Table 12. Table 12is a table representing the XML representation syntax of the device Cmdbase type.

TABLE 12 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Device command base type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“DeviceCommandBaseType” abstract=“true”> <sequence> <elementname=“TimeStamp” type=“mpegvct:TimeStampType”/> </sequence><attributeGroup ref=“iidl:DeviceCmdBaseAttributes”/> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 12 may be representedas the following Table 13. Herein, Table 13 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 13 Number of DeviceCommandBaseType{ bits Mnemonic TimeStampTimeStampType DeviceCmdBaseAttributes DeviceCmdBaseAttributesType }TimeStampType{ TimeStampSelect 2 bslbf if(TimeStampSelect==1){AbsoluteTimeStamp AbsoluteTimeStampType } else if (TimeStampSelect==2){ClockTickTimeStamp ClockTickTimeStampType } else if(TimeStampSelect==3){ ClockTickTimeDeltaStampClockTickTimeDeltaStampType } }

In addition, the semantics of the device Cmd base type are asrepresented in the following Table 14. In this case, Table 14 is a tablerepresenting descriptor components semantics.

TABLE 14 Names Description TimeStamp Provides the timing information forthe device command to be executed. As defined in Part 6 of ISO/IEC23005, there is a choice of selection among three timing schemes, whichare absolute time, clock tick time, and delta of clock tick timeDeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual device command can inherit. TimeStampType Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, describeswhich time stamp scheme shall be used. “1” means that the absolute timestamp type shall be used, “2” means that the clock tick time stamp typeshall be used, and “3” means that the clock tick time delta stamp typeshall be used. “0” is reserved. AbsoluteTimeStamp The absolute timestamp is defined in A.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6. ClockTickTimeStamp Theclock tick time stamp is defined in A.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6.ClockTickTimeDeltaStamp The clock tick time delta stamp, which value isthe time delta between the present and the past time, is defined inA.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6. DeviceCmdBaseAttributes Describes a group ofattributes for the commands.

In the descriptor component semantics represented in Table 14, the timestamp type may be represented by the binary representation asrepresented in the following Table 15. That is, in the SEM semanticsrepresented in Table 14, in the descriptor component semantics, the timestamp type is encoded by the binary representation. Herein, Table 15 isa table representing the binary representation of the time stamp type.

TABLE 15 TimeStampSelect Type Stamp Type 00 Forbidden 01AbsoluteTimeType 10 ClockTickTimeType 11 ClockTickTimeDeltaType

In addition, the semantics of the device Cmd base type are asrepresented in the following Table 16 Herein, Table 16 is a tablerepresenting the semantics of the device Cmd base type.

TABLE 16 Name Description DeviceCommandBaseType DeviceCommand Base Type.TimeStamp Element representing time when device command information isexecuted. Select any one of absolute time, clocktick time, delta ofclock tick time. DeviceCmdBaseAttributes Include common attributes ofDevice Command.

Next, describing device command base attributes, the XML representationsyntax of the device command base attributes may be represented as thefollowing Table 17. Herein, Table 17 is a table representing the XMLrepresentation syntax of the device command base attributes.

TABLE 17 <!-- ################################################--> <!--Definition of Device Command Base Attributes --> <!--################################################--> <attributeGroupname=“DeviceCmdBaseAttributes”> <attribute name=“id” type=“ID”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“deviceIdRef” type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“activate” type=“boolean”use=“optional” default=“true”/> </attributeGroup>

{Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 17 may be representedas the following Table 18. Herein, Table 18 is a table representing ofthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 18 Number of DeviceCmdBaseAttributesType{ bits Mnemonic idFlag 1bslbf deviceIdRefFlag 1 bslbf activateFlag 1 bslbf If(idFlag) { id SeeISO 10646 UTF-8 } if(deviceIdRefFlag) { deviceIdRef UTF-8 }if(activateFlag) { activate 1 bslbf } }

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 17 may be representedas the following Table 19. Herein, Table 19 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 19 Number of DeviceCommandBaseType{ bits Mnemonic TimeStampTypeID2 uimsbf if(TimeStampTypeID==1) { AbsoluteTimeType absTimeSchemeFlag 1bslbf if(absTimeSchemeFlag) { absTimeScheme UTF-8 } absTime UTF-8 } else{ if (TimeStampTypeID == 2) { ClockTickTimeType timeScaleFlag 1 bslbf if(timeScaleFlag) { timescale vluimsbf } pts vluimsbf5 } else {ClockTickTimeDeltaType timeScaleFlag 1 bslbf if (timeScaleFlag) {timescale vluimsbf } ptsDelta vluimsbf5 } } idFlag 1 bslbf if (idFlag) {id UTF-8 } deviceIdRefFlag 1 bslbf if (deviceIdRefFlag) { deviceIdRefUTF-8 } activateFlag 1 bslbf if (activateFlag) { activate 1 bslbf } }

Further, the time stamp type ID of the device command base attributesmay be represented as the following Table 20 Herein, Table 20 is a tablerepresenting the time stamp type ID.

TABLE 20 ID Type Stamp Type 0 Forbidden 1 AbsoluteTimeType 2ClockTickTimeType 3 ClockTickTimeDeltaType

In addition, the semantics of the device command base attributes are asrepresented in the following Table 21 Descriptor components semantics.Herein, Table 21 is a table representing the descriptor componentssemantics.

TABLE 21 Names Description DeviceCmdBaseAttributesType Group attributesincluding common attributes of Device Command(Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which the attributes of each individualdevice command can inherit). idFlag This field, which is only present inthe binary representation, signals the presence of the id attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. deviceIdRefFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of the sensorID reference attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be usedand “0” means the attribute shall not be used. activateFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof the activation attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. id IDs of eachdevice command(id to identify the sensed information with respect to alight sensor). deviceIdRef Indicate device linked with devicecommand(References a device that has generated the command included inthis specific device command). activate Represent operating start oroperation stop of device (switch off

) (Describes whether the device is activated. A value of “1” means thesensor is activated and “0” means the sensor is deactivated).

Next, describing sensed information description tools, a globalcoordinate for sensors of the sensed information description tools, thatis, a xyz coordinate representing the position of the sensor asillustrated in FIG. 6 represents a screen 600 and the xyz coordinatesystem corresponds to a right hand coordinate system. In this case, FIG.6 is a diagram schematically illustrating the coordinate system ofsensors in the system for providing multimedia services in accordancewith an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated inFIG. 6, a y axis represents a gravity direction, a z axis represents afront direction of a user, and an x axis represents a right handdirection of a user.

Next, representing the sensed information base type, the syntax of thesensed information base type may be represented as the following table22. Herein, Table 22 is a table representing the syntax of the sensedinformation base type.

TABLE 22 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Sensed information base type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“SensedInfoBaseType” abstract=“true”> <sequence> <elementname=“TimeStamp” type=“mpegvct:TimeStampType”/> </sequence><attributeGroup ref=“iidl:sensedInfoBaseAttributes”/> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 22 may be representedas the following Table 23. Herein, Table 23 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 23 Number of SensedInfoBaseType{ bits MnemonicTimeStampTypeID•2uimsbf 2uimsbf * Table 3

if(TimeStampTypeID==1) { absTimeSchemeFlag 1 bslbf if(absTimeSchemeFlag){ absTimeScheme UTF-8 } absTime UTF-8 } else { if (TimeStampTypeID == 2)ClockTickTimeType { timeScaleFlag 1 bslbf if (timeScaleFlag) { timescalevluimsbf } pts vluimsbf5 } else { ClockTickTimeDeltaType timeScaleFlag 1bslbf if (timeScaleFlag) { timescale vluimsbf } ptsDelta vluimsbf5 } }idFlag 1 bslbf if (idFlag) { id UTF-8 } sensorIdRefFlag 1 bslbf if(sensorIdRefFlag) { sensorIdRef UTF-8 } linkedlistFlag 1 bslbf if(linkedlistFlag) { linkedlist UTF-8 } groupIDFlag 1 bslbf if(groupIDFlag) { groupID UTF-8 } activateFlag 1 bslbf if (activateFlag) {activate 1 bslbf } priorityFlag 1 bslbf if (priorityFlag) { priority 1vluimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the sensed information base type are asrepresented in the following Table 24. Herein, Table 24 is a tablerepresenting the syntax of the sensed information base type.

TABLE 24 Name Description SensedInfoBaseType Type of SensedInfo nodeSensedInfoBaseAttributes Group attributes including common attritbutesof sensed information. TimeStamp Element including time information ofSensed information. Select one of absolute time, clocktick time, deltaof clock tick time.

Next, describing the sensed information base attributes, the syntax ofthe sensed information base attributes may be represented as thefollowing table 25. Herein, Table 25 is a table representing the syntaxof the sensed information base attributes.

TABLE 25 <!-- ################################################### --><!-- Definition of Sensed information Base Attributes --> <!--################################################### --> <attributeGroupname=“SensedInfoBaseAttributes”> <attribute name=“id” type=“ID”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“sensorIdRef” type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“linkedlist” type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“groupID” type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“activate” type=“boolean”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“priority” type=“nonNegativeInteger”use=“optional” default=“0”/> </attributeGroup>

In addition, the semantics of the sensed information base attributes areas represented in the following Table 26. Herein, Table 26 is a tablerepresenting the semantics of the sensed information base attributes.

TABLE 26 Name Description SensedInfoBaseAttributes Attribute groupincluding common attributes of Sensed Information. Id ID for each sensedinformation sensorIdRef ID of sensor acquired by sensed information.linkedlist Include sensor group configured of at least one sensor.groupID ID differentiating group of multi sensors. activate Attributesrepresenting operation or stop of sensor priority Attributes forrepresenting priority among at least sensed information when at leastone sensed information is input.

Hereinafter, the encoding of command information for the device commandof the user devices using the binary representation will be described inmore detail. As described above, the various sensory effects of themultimedia contents may be, for example, a light effect, a colored lighteffect, a flash light effect, a temperature effect, a wind effect, avibration effect, a water sprayer effect as a spraying effect, a scenteffect, a fog effect, a color correction effect, a motion and feelingeffect (for example, rigid body motion effect), a passive kinestheticmotion effect, a passive kinesthetic force effect, an active kinestheticeffect, a tactile effect, or the like, all of which are provided to theusers by the device command of each user device. That is, the userserver 130 encodes the command information by the binary representationso as to simultaneously provide the sensory effects and the multimediacontents in real time and the user server, in particular, the encoder 3340 defines the syntax, the binary representation, and the semantics ofthe sensory effects for each sensory effects.

First, describing a device command vocabulary, in the type of the devicecommand term, the XML representation syntax of a light type may berepresented as the following Table 27. Herein, Table 27 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the light type.

TABLE 27 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Light Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“LightType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“color”type=“mpegvct:colorType” use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 27 may be representedas the following Table 28. Herein, Table 28 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 28 LightType{Number of bits Mnemonic colorFlag 1 bslbfintensityFlag 1 bslbf DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseTypeif(colorFlag) { color colorType } if(intensityFlag) { intensity 7 uimsbf} }

In the binary representation of the light type represented in Table 28,the binary encoding representation scheme or the binary representationof the color may be represented as the following Table 29. Herein, Table29 is a table representing the binary representation syntax.

TABLE 29 Number of colorType { bits Mnemonic NamedcolorFlag 1If(namedcolorFlag) { NamedColorType 9 bslbf } else { RGBType 56 Bslbf }}

In addition, the semantics of the light type are represented as thefollowing Table 30. Herein, Table 30 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the light type.

TABLE 30 Name Description LightType Type including light device commandinformation(Tool for describing a command for a lighting device tofollow). colorFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of color attribute. A value of “1”means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall notbe used. intensityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which each individual device command caninherit. NamedcolorFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, indicates a choice of the color descriptions. If it is 1then the color is described by mpeg7:termReferenceType, otherwise thecolor is described by colorRGBType. NamedColorType This field, which isonly present in the binary representation, describes color in terms ofColorCS Flag in Annex A.2.1. colorRGBType This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, describes color in terms ofcolorRGBType. Intensity Represent output intensity of light device(Describes the intensity that the lighting device shall emit inpercentage with respect to the maximum intensity that the specificdevice can generate). color Indicate color of light. Indicated byclassification scheme(CS) or RGB value. CS refers to A.2.2 of ISO/IEC23005-6 (Describes the list of colors which the lighting device cansense as a reference to a classification scheme term or as RGB value. ACS that may be used for this purpose is the ColorCS defined in A.2.3 ofISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.).

Further, in the light type semantics represented in Table 30, a colormay be represented by the binary representation as represented in thefollowing Table 31. That is, in the light type semantics represented inTable 30, the color is encoded by the binary representation. Herein,Table 31 is a table representing the binary representation of color,that is, a named color type.

TABLE 31 NamedcolorType Term ID of color 000000000 alice_blue 000000001alizarin 000000010 amaranth 000000011 amaranth_pink 000000100 amber000000101 amethyst 000000110 apricot 000000111 aqua 000001000 aquamarine000001001 army_green 000001010 asparagus 000001011 atomic_tangerine000001100 auburn 000001101 azure_color_wheel 000001110 azure_web000001111 baby_blue 000010000 beige 000010001 bistre 000010010 black000010011 blue 000010100 blue_pigment 000010101 blue_ryb 000010110blue_green 000010111 blue-green 000011000 blue-violet 000011001bondi_blue 000011010 brass 000011011 bright_green 000011100 bright_pink000011101 bright_turquoise 000011110 brilliant_rose 000011111 brink_pink000100000 bronze 000100001 brown 000100010 buff 000100011 burgundy000100100 burnt_orange 000100101 burnt_sienna 000100110 burnt_umber000100111 camouflage_green 000101000 caput_mortuum 000101001 cardinal000101010 carmine 000101011 carmine_pink 000101100 carnation_pink000101101 Carolina_blue 000101110 carrot_orange 000101111 celadon000110000 cerise 000110001 cerise_pink 000110010 cerulean 000110011cerulean_blue 000110100 champagne 000110101 charcoal 000110110chartreuse_traditional 000110111 chartreuse_web 000111000cherry_blossom_pink 000111001 chestnut 000111010 chocolate 000111011cinnabar 000111100 cinnamon 000111101 cobalt 000111110 Columbia_blue000111111 copper 001000000 copper_rose 001000001 coral 001000010coral_pink 001000011 coral_red 001000100 corn 001000101 cornflower_blue001000110 cosmic_latte 001000111 cream 001001000 crimson 001001001 cyan001001010 cyan_process 001001011 dark_blue 001001100 dark_brown001001101 dark_cerulean 001001110 dark_chestnut 001001111 dark_coral001010000 dark_goldenrod 001010001 dark_green 001010010 dark_khaki001010011 dark_magenta 001010100 dark_pastel_green 001010101 dark_pink001010110 dark_scarlet 001010111 dark_salmon 001011000 dark_slate_gray001011001 dark_spring_green 001011010 dark_tan 001011011 dark_turquoise001011100 dark_violet 001011101 deep_carmine_pink 001011110 deep_cerise001011111 deep_chestnut 001100000 deep_fuchsia 001100001 deep_lilac001100010 deep_magenta 001100011 deep_magenta 001100100 deep_peach001100101 deep_pink 001100110 denim 001100111 dodger_blue 001101000 ecru001101001 egyptian_blue 001101010 electric_blue 001101011 electric_green001101100 elctric_indigo 001101101 electric_lime 001101110electric_purple 001101111 emerald 001110000 eggplant 001110001 falu_red001110010 fern_green 001110011 firebrick 001110100 flax 001110101forest_green 001110110 french_rose 001110111 fuchsia 001111000fuchsia_pink 001111001 gamboge 001111010 gold_metallic 001111011gold_web_golden 001111100 golden_brown 001111101 golden_yellow 001111110goldenrod 001111111 grey-asparagus 010000000 green_color_wheel_x11_green010000001 green_html/css_green 010000010 green_pigment 010000011green_ryb 010000100 green_yellow 010000101 grey 010000110 han_purple010000111 harlequin 010001000 heliotrope 010001001 Hollywood_cerise010001010 hot_magenta 010001011 hot_pink 010001100 indigo_dye 010001101international_klein_blue 010001110 international_orange 010001111Islamic_green 010010000 ivory 010010001 jade 010010010 kelly_green010010011 khaki 010010100 khaki_x11_light_khaki 010010101lavender_floral 010010110 lavender_web 010010111 lavender_blue 010011000lavender_blush 010011001 lavender_grey 010011010 lavender_magenta010011011 lavender_pink 010011100 lavender_purple 010011101lavender_rose 010011110 lawn_green 010011111 lemon 010100000lemon_chiffon 010100001 light_blue 010100010 light_pink 010100011 lilac010100100 lime_color_wheel 010100101 lime_web_x11_green 010100110lime_green 010100111 linen 010101000 magenta 010101001 magenta_dye010101010 magenta_process 010101011 magic_mint 010101100 magnolia010101101 malachite 010101110 maroon_html/css 010101111 marron_x11010110000 maya_blue 010110001 mauve 010110010 mauve_taupe 010110011medium_blue 010110100 medium_carmine 010110101 medium_lavender_magenta010110110 medum_purple 010110111 medium_spring_green 010111000midnight_blue 010111001 midnight_green_eagle_green 010111010 mint_green010111011 misty_rose 010111100 moss_green 010111101 mountbatten_pink010111110 mustard 010111111 myrtle 011000000 navajo_white 011000001navy_blue 011000010 ochre 011000011 office_green 011000100 old_gold011000101 old_lace 011000110 old_lavender 011000111 old_rose 011001000olive 011001001 olive_drab 011001010 olivine 011001011orange_color_wheel 011001100 orange_ryb 011001101 orange_web 011001110orange_peel 011001111 orange-red 011010000 orchid 011010001 pale_blue011010010 pale_brown 011010011 pale_carmine 011010100 pale_chestnut011010101 pale_cornflower_blue 011010110 pale_magenta 011010111pale_pink 011011000 pale_red-violet 011011001 papaya_whip 011011010pastel_green 011011011 pastel_pink 011011100 peach 011011101peach-orange 011011110 peach-yellow 011011111 pear 011100000 periwinkle011100001 persian_blue 011100010 persian_green 011100011 persian_indigo011100100 persian_orange 011100101 persian_red 011100110 persian_pink011100111 persian_rose 011101000 persimmon 011101001 pine_green011101010 pink 011101011 pink-orange 011101100 platinum 011101101plum_web 011101110 powder_blue_web 011101111 puce 011110000prussian_blue 011110001 psychedelic_purple 011110010 pumpkin 011110011purple_html/css 011110100 purple_x11 011110101 purple_taupe 011110110raw_umber 011110111 razzmatazz 011111000 red 011111001 red_pigment011111010 red_ryb 011111011 red-violet 011111100 rich_carmine 011111101robin_egg_blue 011111110 rose 011111111 rose_madder 100000000 rose_taupe100000001 royal_blue 100000010 royal_purple 100000011 ruby 100000100russet 100000101 rust 100000110 safety_orange_blaze_orange 100000111saffron 100001000 salmon 100001001 sandy_brown 100001010 sangria100001011 sapphire 100001100 scarlet 100001101 school_bus_yellow100001110 sea_green 100001111 seashell 100010000 selective_yellow100010001 sepia 100010010 shamrock_green 100010011 shocking_pink100010100 silver 100010101 sky_blue 100010110 slate_grey 100010111smalt_dark_powder_blue 100011000 spring_bud 100011001 spring_green100011010 steel_blue 100011011 tan 100011100 tangerine 100011101tangerine_yellow 100011110 taupe 100011111 tea_green 100100000tea_rose_orange 100100001 tea_rose_rose 100100010 teal 100100011tenne_tawny 100100100 terra_cotta 100100101 thistle 100100110 tomato100100111 turquoise 100101000 tyrian_purple 100101001 ultramarine100101010 ultra_pink 100101011 united_nation_blue 100101100 vegas_gold100101101 vermilion 100101110 violet 100101111 violet_web 100110000violet_ryb 100110001 viridian 100110010 wheat 100110011 white 100110100wisteria 100110101 yellow 100110110 yellow_process 100110111 yellow_ryb100111000 yellow_green 100111001-111111111 Reserved

Next, the XML representation syntax of a flash type may be representedas the following Table 32. Herein, Table 32 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the flash type.

TABLE 32 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Flash Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“FlashType”> <complexContent> <extension base=“dcv:LightType”><attribute name=“frequency” type=“positiveInteger” use=“optional”/></extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 32 may be representedas the following Table 33. Herein, Table 33 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 33 FlashType{(Number of bits)(Mnemonic) frequencyFlag 1 bslbfLight LightType if(frequencyFlag) { frequency 5 uimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the flash type are represented as thefollowing Table 34. Herein, Table 34 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the flash type.

TABLE 34 Name Description FlashType Type representing Flash devicecommand information (Tool for describing a flash device command).requencyFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of color attribute. A value of “1”means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall notbe used. Light Describes a command for a lighting device. FrequencyRepresent flickering period of Flash device (Describes the number offlickering in percentage with respect to the maximum frequency that thespecific flash device can generate).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a heating type may be representedas the following Table 35. Herein, Table 35 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the heating type.

TABLE 35 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Heating Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“HeatingType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 35 may be representedas the following Table 36. Herein, Table 36 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 36 (Number of HeatingType{ bits) (Mnemonic) intensityFlag 1 bslbfDeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(intensityFlag) { intensity 7uimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the heating type are represented as thefollowing Table 37. Herein, Table is a table representing the descriptorcomponents semantics of the heating type.

TABLE 37 Name Description HeatingType Type representing heater commandinformation (Tool for describing a command for heating device).intensityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which each individual device command caninherit. Intensity Represent output from heater. Basically representedby Celsius (Describes the intensity that the heating device shall emitin percentage with respect to the maximum intensity that the specificdevice can generate).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a cooling type may be representedas the following Table 38. Herein, Table 38 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the cooling type.

TABLE 38 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Cooling Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“CoolingType”>  <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 38 may be representedas the following Table 39. Herein, Table 39 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 39 Number of CoolingType{ bits Mnemonic intensityFlag 1 bslbfDeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(intensityFlag) { intensity 7uimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the cooling type are represented as thefollowing Table 40. Herein, Table is a table representing the descriptorcomponents semantics of the cooling type.

TABLE 40 Name Description CoolingType Type representing cooling devicecommand information (Tool for describing a command for cooling device).intensityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which each individual device command caninherit Intensity Represent output of cooling devie. Basicallyrepresnted by Celisus (Describes the intensity that the cooling deviceshall emit in percentage with respect to the maximum intensity that thespecific device can generate).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a wind type may be represented asthe following Table 41. Herein, Table 41 is a table representing the XMLrepresentation syntax of the wind type.

TABLE 41 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Wind Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“WindType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 41 may be representedas the following Table 42. Herein, Table 42 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

 42 Number of WindType{ bits Mnemonic intensityFlag 1 bslbfDeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(intensityFlag) { intensity 7uimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the wind type are represented as thefollowing Table 43. Herein, Table 43 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the wind type.

TABLE 43 Name Description WindType Type representing command informationof wind device (Tool for describing a wind device command).intensityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which each individual device command caninherit Intensity Represent output intensity of mps unit (Describes theintensity of the wind effect in terms of strength in percentage withrespect to the maximum intensity of the specified device. If theintensity is not specified, this command shall be interpreted as turningon at the maximum intensity).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a vibration type may berepresented as the following Table 44. Herein, Table 44 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the vibration type.

TABLE 44 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Vibration Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“VibrationType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 44 may be representedas the following Table 45. Herein, Table 45 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 45 Number of VibrationType{ bits Mnemonic intensityFlag 1 bslbfDeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(intensityFlag) { intensity 7uimsbf } }

In addition, the semantics of the vibration type are represented as thefollowing Table 46. Herein, Table 46 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the vibration type.

TABLE 46 Name Description VibrationType Type representing commandinformation of vibration device (Tool for describing a vibration devicecommand). intensityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be use. DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost typeof the base type hierarchy which each individual device command caninherit intensity Describe output intensity of vibration device Richterscale unit (Describes the intensity of the vibration effect in terms ofstrength in percentage with respect to the maximum intensity of thespecified device. If the intensity is not specified, this command shallbe interpreted as turning on at the maximum intensity).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a sprayer type may be representedas the following Table 47. Herein, Table 47 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the sprayer type.

TABLE 47 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Sprayer Type --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“SprayerType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”> <attribute name=“sprayingType”type=“mpeg7:termReferenceType”/> <attribute name=“intensity”type=“integer” use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 47 may be representedas the following Table 48. Herein, Table 48 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 48 Number SprayerType{ of bits Mnemonic  sprayingFlag 1 bslbf intensityFlag 1 bslbf  DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(sprayingFlag) {   spraying SprayingType  }  if(intensityFlag) {  intensity 7 Uimsbf  } }

In addition, the semantics of the sprayer type are represented as thefollowing Table 49. Herein, Table 49 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the sprayer type.

TABLE 49 Name Description SprayerType Type representing commmandinformation of spray device (Tool for describing a liquid sprayingdevice command). sprayingFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of device command attribute.A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used intensityFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used DeviceCommandBase Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual devicecommand can inherit. sprayingType Describe spraying effect type usingclassification scheme (Describes the type of the sprayed material as areference to a classification scheme term. A CS that may be used forthis purpose is the SprayingTypeCS defined in Annex A.2.7 of ISO/IEC23005-6). Intensity Represent output intensity of spray device in m1/hunit (Describes the intensity that the liquid is sprayed in percentagewith respect to the maximum intensity described in the devicecapability. If the intensity is not specified, this command shall beinterpreted as turning on at the maximum intensity).

the descriptor component semantics of the sprayer type represented inTable 49, the spraying type may be represented by the binaryrepresentation as represented in the Table 50. That is, in thedescriptor component semantics of the sprayer type represented in Table49, the spraying type is represented by the binary representation.Herein, Table 50 is a table representing the binary representation ofthe spraying type.

TABLE 50 SprayingID spraying type 00000000 Reserved 00000001 PurifiedWater 00000010~11111111 Reserved

Further, the spraying type ID is represented as Table 51. Herein, Table51 is a table representing the spraying type ID.

TABLE 51 ID Spraying Type 0 Forbidden 1 Purified Water 2~255 Reserved

Next, the XML representation syntax of a scent type may be representedas the following Table 52. Herein, Table 52 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the scent type.

TABLE 52 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of DCV Scent Type         --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“ScentType”>   <complexContent>     <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>         <attribute            name=“scent” type=“mpeg7:termReferenceType” use=“optional”/>        <attribute   name=“intensity”   type=“integer” use=“optional”/>    </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 52 may be representedas the following Table 53. Herein, Table 53 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 53 Number ScentType{ of bits Mnemonic  scentFlag 1 bslbf intensityFlag 1 bslbf  DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType if(scentFlag) {   scent ScentCSType  }  if(intensityFlag) {   intensity7 uimsbf  } }

In addition, the semantics of the scent type are represented as thefollowing Table 54. Herein, Table 54 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the scent type.

TABLE 54 Name Description ScentType Type representing commandinformation of a scent device (Tool for describing a scent devicecommand). scentFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used intensityFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used DeviceCommandBase Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual devicecommand can inherit Intensity Represent output intensity of directiondevice in m1/h unit (Describes the intensity of the scent effect inpercentage with respect to the maximum intensity described in the devicecapability. If the intensity is not specified, this command shall beinterpreted as turning on at the maximum intensity). Scent Describescent type using classification scheme (Provides the topmost type of thebase type hierarchy which each individual device command can inherit).

In the descriptor component semantics of the scent type represented inTable 54, the scent may be represented by the binary representation asrepresented in the Table 55. That is, in the descriptor componentsemantics of the scent type represented in Table 54, the scent isrepresented by the binary representation. Herein, Table 55 is a tablerepresenting the binary representation of the scent

TABLE 55 Scent Semantics 00000000 Reserved 00000001 rose 00000010 acacia00000011 chrysanthemum 00000100 lilac 00000101 mint 00000110 jasmine00000111 pine tree 00001000 orange 00001001 grape 00001010~11111111Reserved

Next, the XML representation syntax of a fog type may be represented asthe following Table 56. Herein, Table 56 is a table representing the XMLrepresentation syntax of the fog type.

TABLE 56 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of DCV Fog Type        --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“FogType”>   <complexContent>       <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>         <attribute  name=“intensity”   type=“integer” use=“optional”/>       </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 56 may be representedas the following Table 57. Herein, Table 57 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 57 Number FogType{ of bits Mnemonic  intensityFlag 1 bslbf DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType  if(intensityFlag) {  intensity 7 uimsbf  } }

In addition, the semantics of the fog type are represented as thefollowing Table 58. Herein, Table 58 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the fog type.

TABLE 58 Name Description FogType Type describing command information offog device (Tool for describing a fog device command). intensityFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means theattribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual device command can inherit. Intensity Describeoutput intensity of fog device in ml/h unit (Describes the intensity ofthe fog effect in percentage with respect to the maximum intensitydescribed in the device capability. If the intensity is not specified,this command shall be interpreted as turning on at the maximumintensity).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a color correction type may berepresented as the following Table 59. Herein, Table 59 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the color correction type.

TABLE 59 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of DCV Color Correction Type      --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“ColorCorrectionType”>   <complexContent>     <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>        <sequence minOccurs=“0”maxOccurs=“unbounded”>            <element      name=“SpatialLocator”type=“mpeg7:RegionLocatorType”/>        </sequence>     </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 59 may be representedas the following Table 60. Herein, Table 60 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 60 Number of ColorCorrectionType{ bits Mnemonic  intensityFlag 1bslbf  DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType  LoopSpatialLocatorvluimsbf5  for(k=0;k< LoopSpatialLocator;k++){   SpatialLocator[k]mpeg7:RegionLocatorType  }  if(intensityFlag) {   intensity 7 uimsbf  }}

In addition, the semantics of the color correction type are representedas the following Table 61. Herein, Table 61 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the color correction type.

TABLE 61 Name Description ColorCorrectionType Tool for commanding adisplay device to perform color correction. intensityFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. DeviceCommandBaseProvides the topmost type of the base type hierarchy which eachindividual device command can inherit. LoopSpatialLocator This field,which is only present in the binary representation, specifies the numberof SpatialLocator contained in the description SpatialLocator Describesthe spatial localization of the still region using SpatialLocatorType(optional), which indicates the regions in a video segment where thecolor correction effect is applied. The SpatialLocatorType is defined inISO/IEC 15938-5 Intensity Describes the command value of the lightdevice with respect to the default unit if the unit is not defined.Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensor capability.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an initial color correctionparameter type may be represented as the following Table 62. Herein,Table 62 is a table representing the XML representation syntax of theinitial color correction parameter type.

TABLE 62 <!--############################################################ --> <!-- Definition of SDCmd Initialize Color Correction Parameter Type --> <!--############################################################ --><complexType name=“InitializeColorCorrectionParameterType”>  <complexContent>     <extension base=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>      <sequence>         <element     name=“ToneReproductionCurves”type=“mpegvct:ToneReproductionCurvesType” minOccurs=“0”/>        <element         name=“ConversionLUT”type=“mpegvct:ConversionLUTType”/>         <element      name=“ColorTemperature” type=“mpegvct:IlluminantType”minOccurs=“0”/>         <element      name=“InputDeviceColorGamut”type=“mpegvct:InputDeviceColorGamutType” minOccurs=“0”/>        <element      name=“IlluminanceOfSurround”type=“mpeg7:unsigned12” minOccurs=“0”/>       </sequence>    </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 62 may be representedas the following Table 63. Herein, Table 63 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 63 Number of bits Mnemonic InitializeColorCorrectinParameterType{ ToneReproductionCurvesFlag 1 bslbf  ConversionLUTFlag 1 bslbf ColorTemperatureFlag 1 bslbf  InputDeviceColorGamutFlag 1 bslbf IlluminanceOfSurroundFlag 1 bslbf  DeviceCommandBaseDeviceCommandBaseType if(ToneReproductionCurvesFlag) { ToneReproductionCurves ToneReproductionCurvesType  } if(ConversionLUTFlag) {   ConversionLUT ConversionLUTType  } if(ColorTemperatureFlag) {   ColorTemperature IlluminantType  }if(InputDeviceColorGamutFlag) {  InputDeviceColorGamutInputDeviceColorGamutType  } if(IlluminanceOfSurroundFlag) { IlluminanceOfSurround 12  uimsbf  } } ToneReproductionCurvesType { NumOfRecords 8 uimsbf  for(i=0;i< NumOfRecords;i++){  DAC_Value 8mpeg7:unsigned8  RGB_Value 32 * 3 mpeg7:doubleVector  } }ConversionLUTType {  RGB2XYZ_LUT 32 * 3 * 3 mpeg7:DoubleMatrixType RGBScalar_Max 32 * 3 mpeg7:doubleVector  Offset_Value 32 * 3mpeg7:doubleVector  Gain_Offset_Gamma 32 * 3 * 3 mpeg7:DoubleMatrixType InverseLUT 32 * 3 * 3 mpeg7:DoubleMatrixType } IlluminantType { ElementType 1 bslbf  if(ElementType==00){  XY_Value 32 * 2dia:ChromaticityType  Y_Value 7 uimsbf  }else if(ElementType==01){ Correlated_CT 8 uimsbf  } } InputDeviceColorGamutType {  typeLengthvluimsbf5  IDCG_Type 8 * typeLength bslbf  IDCG_Value 32 * 3 * 2mpeg7:DoubleMatrixType }

In addition, the semantics of the initial color correction parametertype are represented as the following Table 64. Herein, Table 64 is atable representing the descriptor components semantics of the initialcolor correction parameter type.

TABLE 64 Name Description InitializeColorCorrectinParameterType Tool fordescribing an initialize color correction parameter command.ToneReproductionCurvesFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of device command attribute.A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. ConversionLUTFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. ColorTemperatureFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.InputDeviceColorGamutFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of device command attribute.A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. IlluminanceOfSurroundFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofdevice command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. DeviceCommandBaseProvides the topmost type of the base type hierarchy which eachindividual device command can inherit. ToneReproductionCurves This curveshows the characteristics (e.g., gamma curves for R, G and B channels)of the input display device. ConversionLUT A look-up table (matrix)converting an image between an image color space (e.g. RGB) and astandard connection space (e.g. CIE XYZ). ColorTemperature An elementdescribing a white point setting (e.g., D65, D93) of the input displaydevice. InputDeviceColorGamut An element describing an input displaydevice color gamut, which is represented by chromaticity values of R, G,and B channels at maximum DAC values. IlluminanceOfSurround An elementdescribing an illuminance level of viewing environment. The illuminanceis represented by lux.

In the descriptor component semantics of the initial color correctionparameter type represented in Table 64, semantics of the tonereproduction curves type are as represented in the following Table 65.Herein, Table 65 is a table representing semantics of the tonereproduction curves type.

TABLE 65 Names Description NumOfRecords This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, specifies the number of record(DAC and RGB value) instances accommodated in theToneReproductionCurves. DAC_Value An element describing discrete DACvalues of input device. RGB_Value An element describing normalized gammacurve values with respect to DAC values. The order of describing theRGB_Value is Rn, Gn, Bn.

In the descriptor component semantics of the initial color correctionparameter type represented in Table 64, semantics of the conversion LUTtype are as represented in the following Table 66. Herein, Table 66 is atable representing semantics of the conversion LUT type.

TABLE 66 Names Description RGB2XYZ_LUT This look-up table (matrix)converts an image from RGB to CIE XYZ. The size of ${\begin{bmatrix}R_{x} & G_{x} & B_{x} \\R_{y} & G_{y} & B_{y} \\R_{z} & G_{z} & B_{z}\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}R_{x} & G_{x} & B_{x} \\R_{y} & G_{y} & B_{y} \\R_{z} & G_{z} & B_{z}\end{bmatrix}}\mspace{11mu} {\text{?}.\mspace{14mu} {is}}\mspace{14mu} 3 \times 3\mspace{14mu} {such}\mspace{14mu} {as}\mspace{11mu} \text{?}$?indicates text missing or illegible when filed The way of describingthe values in the binary representation is in the order of [R_(x)R_(x) ,G_(x)G_(x), B_(x)B_(x); R_(y)R_(y), G_(y)G_(y), B_(y)B_(y); R_(z)R_(z),G_(z)G_(z), B_(z)B_(z)]. RGBScalar_Max An element describing maximum RGBscalar values for GOG transformation. The order of describing theRGBScalar_Max is Rmax, Gmax, Bmax. Offset_Value An element describingoffset values of input display device when the DAC is 0. The value isdescribed in CIE XYZ form. The order of describing the Offset_Value isX, Y, Z. Gain_Offset_Gamma An element describing the gain, offset, gammaof RGB channels for GOG transformation. The size of the 

${\begin{bmatrix}{Gain}_{r} & {Gain}_{g} & {Gain}_{b} \\{Offset}_{r} & {Offset}_{g} & {Offset}_{b} \\{Gamma}_{r} & {Gamma}_{g} & {Gamma}_{b}\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}{Gain}_{r} & {Gain}_{g} & {Gain}_{b} \\{Offset}_{r} & {Offset}_{g} & {Offset}_{b} \\{Gamma}_{r} & {Gamma}_{g} & {Gamma}_{b}\end{bmatrix}}.\mspace{11mu} \text{?}$?indicates text missing or illegible when filed The way of describingthe values in the binary representation is in the order of [Gainr,Gaing, Gainb; Offsetr, Offsetg, Offsetb; Gammar, Gammag, Gammab].InverseLUTThis look-up table (matrix) converts an image form CIE XYZ toRGB. The size

 atrix is 3 × 3${such}\mspace{14mu} {{{{as}\mspace{14mu}\begin{bmatrix}R_{x}^{\prime} & G_{x}^{\prime} & B_{x}^{\prime} \\R_{y}^{\prime} & G_{y}^{\prime} & B_{y}^{\prime} \\R_{z}^{\prime} & G_{z}^{\prime} & B_{z}^{\prime}\end{bmatrix}}\begin{bmatrix}R_{x}^{\prime} & G_{x}^{\prime} & B_{x}^{\prime} \\R_{y}^{\prime} & G_{y}^{\prime} & B_{y}^{\prime} \\R_{z}^{\prime} & G_{z}^{\prime} & B_{z}^{\prime}\end{bmatrix}}.}$ The way of describing the values in the binaryrepresentation is in the order of [R_(x)′R_(x)′, G_(x)′G_(x)′,B_(x)′B_(x)′; R_(y)′R_(y)′, G_(y)′G_(y)′, B_(y)′B_(y)′; R_(z)′R_(z)′,G_(z)′G_(z)′, B_(z)′B_(z)′].

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Further, in the descriptor component semantics of the initial colorcorrection parameter type represented in Table 64, semantics of theilluminant type are as represented in the following Table 67. Herein,Table 67 is a table representing the semantics of the illuminant type.

TABLE 67 Names Description ElementType This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, describes which Illuminant scheme shall beused. XY_Value An element describing the chromaticity of the lightsource. The ChromaticityType is specified in ISO/IEC 21000-7. Y_Value Anelement describing the luminance of the light source between 0 and 100.Correlated_CT Indicates the correlated color temperature of the overallillumination. The value expression is obtained through quantizing therange [1667, 25000] into 28 bins in a non-uniform way as specified inISO/IEC 15938-5.

In the semantics of the illuminant type represented in Table 67, anelement type may be represented by the binary representation asrepresented in the Table 68. That is, in the semantics of the illuminanttype represented in Table 67, the element type is encoded by the binaryrepresentation. Herein, Table 68 is a table representing the binaryrepresentation of the element type.

TABLE 68 Illuminant IlluminantType 00 xy and Y value 01 Correlated_CT

Further, in the descriptor component semantics of the initial colorcorrection parameter type represented in Table 64, semantics of theinput device color gamut type are as represented in the following Table69. Herein, Table 69 is a table representing the semantics of the inputdevice color gamut type.

TABLE 69 Names Description typeLength This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, specifies the length of each IDCG_Typeinstance in bytes. The value of this element is the size of the largestIDCG_Type instance, aligned to a byte boundary by bit stuffing using 0-7‘1’ bits. IDCG_Type An element describing the type of input device colorgamut (e.g., NTSC, SMPTE). IDCG_Value An element describing thechromaticity values of RGB channels when the DAC values are maximum. Thesize

 G_Value${matrix}\mspace{14mu} {is}\mspace{14mu} 3 \times 2\mspace{14mu} {such}\mspace{14mu} {{{{as}\mspace{11mu}\begin{bmatrix}x_{r} & y_{r} \\x_{g} & y_{g} \\x_{b} & y_{b}\end{bmatrix}}\begin{bmatrix}x_{r} & y_{r} \\x_{g} & y_{g} \\x_{b} & y_{b}\end{bmatrix}}.}$ The way of describing the values in the binaryrepresentation is in the order of [x_(r)x_(r), y_(r)y_(r), x_(g)x_(g),y_(g)y_(g), x_(b)x_(b), y_(b)y_(b)].

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Next, the XML representation syntax of a rigid body motion type may berepresented as the following Table 70. Herein, Table 70 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the rigid body motiontype.

TABLE 70 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of Rigid Body Motion Type        --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“RigidBodyMotionType”>   <complexContent>     <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>       <sequence>         <element        name=“MoveToward” type=“dcv:MoveTowardType” minOccurs=“0”/>          <element         name=“Incline” type=“dcv:InclineType”minOccurs=“0”/>       </sequence>         <attribute name=“duration”type=“float”/>     </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType><complexType name=“MoveTowardType”>    <attribute name=“directionX”type=“float”/>    <attribute name=“directionY” type=“float”/>   <attribute name=“directionZ” type=“float”/>    <attributename=“speedX” type=“float”/>    <attribute name=“speedY” type=“float”/>   <attribute name=“speedZ” type=“float”/>    <attributename=“accelerationX” type=“float”/>    <attribute name=“accelerationY”type=“float”/>    <attribute name=“accelerationZ” type=“float”/></complexType> <complexType name=“InclineType”>    <attribute              name=“PitchAngle” type=“mpegvct:InclineAngleType”use=“optional”/>    <attribute name=“YawAngle”type=“mpegvct:InclineAngleType” use=“optional”/>    <attribute               name=“RollAngle” type=“mpegvct:InclineAngleType”use=“optional”/>    <attribute name=“PitchSpeed” type=“float”use=“optional”/>    <attribute name=“YawSpeed” type=“float”use=“optional”/>    <attribute name=“RollSpeed” type=“float”use=“optional”/>    <attribute   name=“PitchAcceleration”   type=“float”use=“optional”/>    <attribute   name=“YawAcceleration”    type=“float”use=“optional”/>    <attribute   name=“RollAcceleration”    type=“float”use=“optional”/> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 70 may be representedas the following Table 71. Herein, Table 71 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 71 Number RigidBodyMotionType{ of bits Mnemonic  MoveTowardFlag 1bslbf  InclineFlag 1 bslbf  durationFlag 1 bslbf  DeviceCommandBaseDeviceCommandBaseType  if( MoveTowardFlag ) {  MoveTowardMoveTowardTypes  }  if( InclineFlag ) {  Incline InclineType } if(durationFlag) {   duration 32 fsbf  } } MoveTowardType{ directionXFlag 1 bslbf  directionYFlag 1 bslbf  directionZFlag 1 bslbf speedXFlag 1 bslbf  speedYFlag 1 bslbf  speedZFlag 1 bslbf accelerationXFlag 1 bslbf  accelerationYFlag 1 bslbf  accelerationZFlag1 bslbf  if( directionXFlag){   directionX 32 fsbf  }  if(directionYFlag){   directionY 32 fsbf  }  if( directionZFlag){  directionZ 32 fsbf  }  if(speedXFlag){   speedX 32 fsbf  } if(speedYFlag){   speedY 32 fsbf  }  if(speedZFlag){   speedZ 32 fsbf }  if(accelerationXFlag){   accelerationX 32 fsbf  } if(accelerationYFlag){   accelerationY 32 fsbf  } if(accelerationZFlag){   accelerationZ 32 fsbf  } } InclineType{ PitchAngleFlag 1 bslbf  YawAngleFlag 1 bslbf  RollAngleFlag 1 bslbf PitchSpeedFlag 1 bslbf  YawSpeedFlag 1 bslbf  RollSpeedFlag 1 bslbf PitchAccelerationFlag 1 bslbf  YawAccelerationFlag 1 bslbf RollAccelerationFlag 1 bslbf  if(PitchAngleFlag){   PitchAngle 9 simsbf }  if(YawAngleFlag){   YawAngle InclineAngleType  }  if(RollAngleFlag){  RollAngle InclineAngleType  }  if(PitchSpeedFlag){   PitchSpeed 32fsbf  }  if(YawSpeedFlag){   YawSpeed 32 fsbf  }  if(RollSpeedFlag){  RollSpeed 32 fsbf  } if(PitchAccelerationFlag) {   PitchAcceleration32 fsbf  } if(YawAccelerationFlag){   YawAcceleration 32 fsbf  }if(RollAccelerationFlag){   RollAcceleration 32 fsbf  } }  FirstFlag 1bslbf  MoveTowardFlag 1 bslbf  InclineFlag 1 bslbf  DeviceCommandBaseDeviceCommandBaseType  if( FirstFlag ){ 1 bslbf   if(  MoveTowardFlag ){    MoveToward MoveTowardType   }   if(  InclineFlag ) {    InclineInclineType   } } else {   if(  MoveTowardFlag ) {   MoveTowardMask 9bslbf   NumOfModify 3 uimsbf for(  k=0;k<NumOfModify;k++ ) {    MoveToward MoveTowardType    }   }   if(  InclineFlag ) {  InclineMask 9 bslbf   NumOfModify 3 uimsbf for(  k=0;k<NumOfModify;k++) {     Incline InclineType    }   }  } }

In addition, the semantics of the rigid body motion type are asrepresented in the following Table 72. Herein, Table 72 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the rigid bodymotion type.

TABLE 72 Name Description RigidBodyMotionType Type representing commandinformation of rigid body motion (Tool for describing a rigid bodymotion device command). MoveToward Element representing motion forchange of position (Describes the destination axis values of move towardeffect. The type is defined by dcv:MoveTowardType). MoveTowardFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. InclineElement representing motion for change of agnle (Describes the rotationangle of incline effect. The type is defined by dcv:InclineType).InclineFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. Duration Attributes representing period upto end of motion (Describes time period during which the rigid bodyobject should continuously move. The object which reaches thedestination described by the description of RigidBodyMotionType shouldstay at the destination until it receives another command with activate= “false”). durationFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. MoveTowardType Type for MoveToward element(Tool for describing MoveToward commands for each axis)DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual device command can inherit. directionXFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.directionYFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. directionZFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. directionX Represent degreeof motion in x-axis direction (Describes the position command on x-axisin terms of centimeter with respect to the current position). directionYRepresent degree of motion in y-axis direction (Describes the positioncommand on y-axis in terms of centimeter with respect to the currentposition). directionZ Represent degree of motion in z-axis direction(Describes the position command on z-axis in terms of centimeter withrespect to the current position). Speed This field, which is onlypresent in the XFlag binary representation, signals the presence ofdevice command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. speedYFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. speedZFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means theattribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.speedX Represent speed in x-axis direction (Describes the desired speedof the rigid body object on the x-axis in terms of percentage withrespect to the maximum speed of the specific device which also bedescribed in the device capability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC23005). SpeedY Represent speed in y-axis direction (Describes thedesired speed of the rigid body object on the y-axis in terms ofpercentage with respect to the maximum speed of the specific devicewhich also be described in the device capability as defined in Part 2 ofISO/IEC 23005). speedZ Represent speed in z-axis direction (Describesthe desired speed of the rigid body object on the z-axis in terms ofpercentage with respect to the maximum speed of the specific devicewhich also be described in the device capability as defined in Part 2 ofISO/IEC 23005). accelerationXFlag This field, which is only present inthe binary representation, signals the presence of device commandattribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0”means the attribute shall not be used. accelerationYFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. accelerationZFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means theattribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.accelerationX Represent acceleration in x-axis direction (Describes thedesired acceleration of the rigid body object on the x-axis in terms ofpercentage with respect to the maximum acceleration of the specificdevice which may be described in the device capability as defined inPart 2 of ISO/IEC 23005). accelerationY Represent accleration in y-axisdirection (Describes the desired acceleration of the rigid body objecton the y-axis in terms of percentage with respect to the maximumacceleration of the specific device which may be described in the devicecapability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC 23005). accelerationZRepresent accleration in z-axis direction (Describes the desiredacceleration of the rigid body object on the z-axis in terms ofpercentage with respect to the maximum acceleration of the specificdevice which may be described in the device capability as defined inPart 2 of ISO/IEC 23005). InclineType Type commanding incline for eachaxis (Tool for describing Incline commands for each axis).PitchAngleFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. YawAngleFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. RollAngleFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. PitchAngle Representincline from −180° to +180° based on y axis (Describes the angle torotate in y-axis, θ(pitch) in degrees between −180 and 180). YawAngleRepresent incline from −180° to +180° based on z axis(Describes theangle to rotate in z-axis, ψ(yaw) in degrees between −180 and 180.).RollAngle Represent incline from −180° to +180° based on X axis(Describes the angle to rotate in x-axis, φ(roll), in degrees between−180 and 180.). PitchSpeedFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of device command attribute.A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. YawSpeedFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of devicecommand attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. RollSpeedFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. PitchSpeed Representangular velocity for Pitch incline (Describes the desired speed(command) of rotation for pitch in terms of percentage with respect tothe maximum angular speed of the specific device which may be describedin the device capability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC 23005).YawSpeed Represent angular velocity for Yaw incline (Describes thedesired speed (command) of rotation for yaw in terms of percentage withrespect to the maximum angular speed of the specific device which may bedescribed in the device capability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC23005). RollSpeed Represent angular velocity for Roll incline (Describesthe desired speed (command) of rotation for roll in terms of percentagewith respect to the maximum angular speed of the specific device whichmay be described in the device capability as defined in Part 2 ofISO/IEC 23005). PitchAccelerationFlag This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, signals the presence of device commandattribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0”means the attribute shall not be used. YawAccelerationFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. RollAccelerationFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means theattribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.PitchAcceleration Represent angularr acceleration for Pitch incline(Describes the desired acceleration (command) of rotation for pitch interms of percentage with respect to the maximum angular acceleration ofthe specific device which may be described in the device capability asdefined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC 23005). YawAcceleration Represent angularracceleration for Yaw incline (Describes the desired acceleration(command) of rotation for yaw in terms of percentage with respect to themaximum angular acceleration of the specific device which may bedescribed in the device capability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC23005). RollAcceleration Represent angularr acceleration for Rollincline (Describes the desired acceleration (command) of rotation forroll in terms of percentage with respect to the maximum angularacceleration of the specific device which may be described in the devicecapability as defined in Part 2 of ISO/IEC 23005). FirstFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof device command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. MoveTowardMask Thisfield, which is only present in the binary syntax, specifies a bit-fieldthat indicates whether a MoveToward is assigned to the correspondingpartition. NumOfModify This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, specifies the number of modified elements contained inthe description. InclineMask This field, which is only present in thebinary syntax, specifies a bit-field that indicates whether an Inclineis assigned to the corresponding partition.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a tactile type may be representedas the following Table 73. Herein, Table 73 is a table representing theXML representation syntax of the tactile type.

TABLE 73 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of DCV Tactile Type           --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“TactileType”>   <complexContent>     <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>       <sequence>         <element        name=“array_intensity” type=“mpeg7:FloatMatrixType”/>      </sequence>     </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 73 may be representedas the following Table 74. Herein, Table 74 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 74 Number of TactileType{ bits Mnemonic  DeviceCommandBaseDeviceCommandBaseType  dimX 4 uimsbf  dimY 16 uimsbf For(k=0;k<dimX*dimY;k++)  {   array_intensity[k] 32 fsbf  } }

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 73 may be representedas the following Table 75. Herein, Table 75 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 75 Number TactileType{ of bits Mnemonic  DeviceCommandBaseTypeDeviceCommandBaseType  SizeOfIntensityRow 4 uimsbf SizeOfIntensityColumn 16 uimsbf for(k=0;k<(SizeOfIntensityRow*SizeOfIntensityColumn);k++) {   ArrayInstensity[k] 32 fsfb  } }

In addition, the semantics of the tactile type are represented as thefollowing Table 76. Herein, Table 76 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the tactile type.

TABLE 76 Name Description TactileType Type representing commandinformation of tactile device (Tool for describing array- type tactiledevice command. A tactile device is composed of an array of actuators).DeviceCommandBase Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual device command can inherit. dimX This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, specifies the x- directionsize of ArrayIntensity. dimY This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, specifies the y- direction size ofArrayIntensity. array_intensity Have output value of arrangementstructure when considering tactile device (Describes the intensities ofarray actuators in percentage with respect to the maximum intensitydescribed in the device capability. If the intensity is not specified,this command shall be interpreted as turning on at the maximumintensity).

Next, the XML representation syntax of a kinesthetic type may berepresented as the following Table 77. Herein, Table 77 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the kinesthetic type.

TABLE 77 <!-- ################################################ --> <!--Definition of DCV Kinesthetic Type        --> <!--################################################ --> <complexTypename=“KinestheticType”>  <complexContent>   <extensionbase=“iidl:DeviceCommandBaseType”>    <sequence>    <element     name=“Position” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”minOccurs=“0”/>     <element    name=“Orientation”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/>    <element       name=“Force” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”minOccurs=“0”/>     <element      name=“Torque”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     </sequence>   </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 77 may be representedas the following Table 78. Herein, Table 78 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 78 (Number KinesthestheticType{ of bits) (Mnemonic)   PositionFlag1 bslbf   OrientationFlag 1 bslbf   ForceFlag 1 bslbf   TorqueFlag 1bslbf    DeviceCommandBase DeviceCommandBaseType    if(PositionFlag){    Position Float3DVectorType    } if(OrientationFlag){     Orientation Float3DVectorType    }    if(ForceFlag){     ForceFloat3DVectorType    }    if(TorqueFlag){     Torque Float3DVectorType   }  } Float3DVectorType {   X 32 fsbf   Y 32 fsbf   Z 32 fsbf  }

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 77 may be representedas the following Table 79. Herein, Table 79 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 79 Number KinestheticType{ of bits Mnemonic  DeviceCommandBaseTypeDeviceCommandBaseType  PositionFlag 1 bslbf  If(PositionFlag){  PositionX 32 fsfb   PositionY 32 fsfb   PositionZ 32 fsfb  } OrientationFlag 1 bslbf  If(OrientationFlag){   OrientationX 32 fsfb  OrientationY 32 fsfb   OrientationZ 32 fsfb  }  ForceFlag 1 bslbf If(ForceFlag){   ForceX 32 fsfb   ForceY 32 fsfb   ForceZ 32 fsfb  } TorqueFlag 1 bslbf  If(TorqueFlag){   TorqueX 32 fsfb   TorqueY 32 fsfb  TorqueZ 32 fsfb  } }

In addition, the semantics of the kinesthetic type are represented asthe following Table 80. Herein, Table 80 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the kinesthetic type.

TABLE 80 Name Description KinestheticType Type representing commandinformation of kinesthetic device (Describes a command for a kinestheticdevice). PositionFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. Position Element representing positionbased on X, Y, Z axis (Describes the position that a kinesthetic deviceshall take in millimeters along each axis of X, Y, and Z, with respectto the idle position of the device). OrientationFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofdevice command attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. Orientation Elementrepresenting incline based on X, Y, Z axis (Describes the orientationthat a kinesthetic device shall take in degrees along each axis of X, Y,and Z, with respect to the idle orientation of the device). ForceFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of device command attribute. A value of “1” means theattribute shall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.Force Element representing size of force (Describes the force ofkinesthetic effect in percentage with respect to the maximum forcedescribed in the device capability. If the Force is not specified, thiscommand shall be interpreted as turning on at the maximum force. Thiselement takes Float3DVectorType type defined in Part 6 of ISO/IEC23005). TorqueFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of device command attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. Torque Element representing rotation force.Apply Float3DVectorType of ISO/IEC 23005 Part 6 (Describes the torque ofkinesthetic effect in percentage with respect to the maximum torquedescribed in the device capability. If the Torque is not specified, thiscommand shall be interpreted as turning on at the maximum torque. Thiselement takes Float3DVectorType type defined in Part 6 of ISO/IEC23005). Float3DVectorType Tool for describing a 3D vector X Describesthe sensed value in x-axis. Y Describes the sensed value in y-axis. ZDescribes the sensed value in z-axis.

Next, the XML representation syntax of the sensed information base typein the Binary representation on Sensed Information may be represented asthe following Table 81. Herein, Table 81 is a table representing the XMLrepresentation syntax of the sensed information base type.

TABLE 81  <!-- ################################################  --><!-- Sensed information base type              --> <!--################################################   --> <complexTypename=“SensedInfoBaseType” abstract=“true”>  <sequence>   <element name=“TimeStamp” type=“mpegvct:TimeStampType” use=“optional”/>  </sequence>   <attributeGroup ref=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseAttributes”/></complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 81 may be representedas the following Table 82. Herein, Table 82 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 82 Number SensedInfoBaseTypeType{ of bits Mnemonic  TimeStampFlag1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseAttributes SensedInfoBaseAttributesType If(TimeStampFlag){   TimeStamp TimeStampType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the sensed information base type are asrepresented in the following Table 83. Herein, Table 83 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the sensedinformation base type.

TABLE 83 Name Description SensedInfoBaseTypeType Tool for describingsensed information base type. TimeStampFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of thetimestamp element. A value of “1” means the timestamp shall be used and“0” means the timestamp shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseAttributesProvides the topmost type of the base type hierarchy which eachindividual sensed information can inherit. TimeStamp Provides the timinginformation for the sensed information to be executed. As defined inPart 6 of ISO/IEC 23005, there is a choice of selection among threetiming schemes, which are absolute time, clock tick time, and delta ofclock tick time

Next, the XML representation syntax of the sensed information base typemay be represented as the following Table 84. Herein, Table 84 is atable representing the XML representation syntax of the sensedinformation base type.

TABLE 84 <!-- ################################################  --> <!-- Definition of Sensed information Base Attributes      -->  <!--################################################ -->  <attributeGroupname=“SensedInfoBaseAttributes”>  <attribute name=“id” type=“ID”use=“optional”/>  <attribute    name=“sensorIdRef”    type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/>  <attribute    name=“linkedlist”     type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/>  <attribute name=“groupID” type=“anyURI”use=“optional”/>  <attribute   name=“priority”   type=“positiveInteger”use=“optional”/>  <attribute name=“activate” type=“boolean”use=“optional”/> </attributeGroup>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 84 may be representedas the following Table 85. Herein, Table 85 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 85 SensedInfoBaseAttributesType { Number of bits Mnemonic  IDFlag1 bslbf  sensorIdRefFlag 1 bslbf  linkedlistFlag 1 bslbf  groupIDFlag 1bslbf  priorityFlag 1 bslbf  activateFlag 1 bslbf  If(IDFlag) {  ID SeeISO 10646 UTF-8  }  if(sensorIdRefFlag) {  sensorIdRef UTF-8  } if(linkedlistFlag) {  linkedlist UTF-8  }  if(groupIDFlag) {  groupIDUTF-8  }  If(priorityFlag) {   priority 8 uimsbf  }  if(activateFlag) { activate 1 bslbf  } }

In addition, the semantics oz the sensed information base type are asrepresented in the following Table 86. Herein, Table 86 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the sensedinformation base type.

TABLE 86 Name Description SensedInfoBaseAttributesType Tool fordescribing sensed information base attributes. IDFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofthe ID attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. sensorIdRefFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof the sensor ID reference attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.linkedlistFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of the linked list attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. groupIDFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, signals the presence of the groupID attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0”means the attribute shall not be used. priorityFlag This field, which isonly present in the binary representation, signals the presence of thepriority attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0” means the attribute shall not be used. activateFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof the activation attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. ID ID to identifythe sensed information with respect to a light sensor. sensorIdRefReferences a sensor that has generated the information included in thisspecific sensed information. linkedlist Identifier for the next sensorof the multi-sensor structure that consists of a group of sensors in away that each record contains a reference to the ID of the next sensor.groupID Identifier for a group multi-sensor structure to which thislight sensor belongs. priority Describes a priority for sensedinformation with respect to other sensed information sharing the samepoint in time when the sensed information becomes adapted. A value ofzero indicates the highest priority and larger values indicate lowerpriorities. The default value of the priority is zero. If there is morethan one sensed information with the same priority, the order of processcan be determined by the adaptation engine itself. Activate Describeswhether the sensor is activated. A value of “1” means the sensor isactivated and “0” means the sensor is deactivated.

Next, the XML representation syntax of the time stamp type may berepresented as the following Table 87. Herein, Table 87 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the time stamp type.

TABLE 87 <complexType name=“TimeStampType” abstract=“true”/><complexType name=“AbsoluteTimeType”>  <complexContent>   <extensionbase=“ct:TimeStampType”>   <attribute  name=“absTimeScheme”  type=“string” use=“optional”/>   <attribute name=“absTime” type=“string”/>   </extension> </complexContent> </complexType> <complexType name=“ClockTickTimeType”> <complexContent>   <extension base=“ct:TimeStampType”>   <attribute  name=“timeScale”  type=“unsignedInt” use=“optional”/>   <attribute name=“pts” type=“nonNegativeInteger”/>   </extension> </complexContent> </complexType> <complexTypename=“ClockTickTimeDeltaType”>  <complexContent>   <extensionbase=“ct:TimeStampType”>   <attribute  name=“timeScale”  type=“unsignedInt” use=“optional”/>   <attribute name=“ptsDelta” type=“unsignedInt”/>   </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 87 may be representedas the following Table 88. Herein, Table 88 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 88 TimeStampType {  TimeStampSelect 2 bslbf If(TimeStampSelect==1){   AbsoluteTimeStamp AbsoluteTimeStampType  }   else   if(TimeStampSelect==2){  ClockTickTimeStamp ClockTickTimeStampType }   else   if (TimeStampSelect==3){ ClockTickTimeDeltaStampClockTickTimeDeltaStampType  } } Number AbsoluteTimeStampType{ of bitsMnemonic absTimeSchemeFlag 1 bslbf if(absTimeSchemeFlag) {   absTimeScheme UTF-8   }   absTime UTF-8 } Number ClockTickTimeType {of bits Mnemonic  timeScaleFlag 1 bslbf  if(timeScaleFlag){   timeScale32  uimsbf  }  pts vluimsbf5 } Number ClockTickTimeDeltaType{ of bitsMnemonic  timeScaleFlag 1 bslbf  if(timeScaleFlag){   timeScale 32 uimsbf  }  ptsDelta 32  uimsbf }

In addition, the semantics of the time stamp type are represented as thefollowing Table 89. Herein, Table 89 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the time stamp type.

TABLE 89 Name Description TimeStampType Tools for Providing the timinginformation for the device command to be executed. As defined in Part 6of ISO/IEC 23005, there is a choice of selection among three timingschemes, which are absolute time, clock tick time, and delta of clocktick time TimeStampSelect This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, describes which time stamp scheme shall be used.“00” means that the absolute time stamp type shall be used, “01” meansthat the clock tick time stamp type shall be used, and “10” means thatthe clock tick time delta stamp type shall be used. AbsoluteTimeStampThe absolute time stamp is defined in A.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6.ClockTickTimeStamp The clock tick time stamp is defined in A.2.3 ofISO/IEC 23005-6. ClockTickTimeDeltaStamp The clock tick time deltastamp, which value is the time delta between the present and the pasttime, is defined in A.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6. AbsoluteTimeStampTypeTools for Providing the absolute timing information for the sensedinformation. ClockTickTimeType Tools for Providing the clock tick timinginformation for the sensed information. ClockTickTimeDeltaType Tools forProviding the delta of clock tick timing information for the sensedinformation. absTimeSchemeFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, describes whether an optional absolute time stampscheme shall be selected or not. absTimeScheme Specifies the absolutetime scheme used in the format of string. See the annex C of ISO/IEC21000-17:2006 for examples of time schemes syntax. If mpeg-7 time schemeis used, the value for this field shall be “mp7t” absTime Provides valueof time information in the format defined in the absolute time schemespecified in absTimeScheme attribute. timeScaleFlag This field, which isonly present in the binary representation, describes whether a timescale element shall be used or not. timeScale An optional attribute toprovide the time scale for the clock tick, i.e. the number of clockticks per second. pts Specifies the number of clock ticks from theorigin of the target device. timeScaleFlag This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, describes whether a time scaleelement shall be used or not. timeScale An optional attribute to providethe time scale for the clock tick, i.e. the number of clock ticks persecond. ptsDelta Specifies the number of clock ticks from the time pointspecified by the last timing information provided.

Herein, the binary representation of CS unit may be represented as thefollowing table 89 and Table 89 is a table representing the binaryrepresentation of unit CS of CS unit.

TABLE 90 unitType (8 bits) Term ID of unit 00000000 micrometer 00000001mm 00000010 cm 00000011 meter 00000100 km 00000101 inch 00000110 yard00000111 mile 00001000 mg 00001001 gram 00001010 kg 00001011 ton00001100 micrometerpersec 00001101 mmpersec 00001110 cmpersec 00001111meterpersec 00010000 Kmpersec 00010001 inchpersec 00010010 yardpersec00010011 milepersec 00010100 micrometerpermin 00010101 mmpermin 00010110cmpermin 00010111 meterpermin 00011000 kmpermin 00011001 inchpermin00011010 yardpermin 00011011 milepermin 00011100 micrometerperhour00011101 mmperhour 00011110 cmperhour 00011111 meterperhour 00100000kmperhour 00100001 inchperhour 00100010 yardperhour 00100011 mileperhour00100100 micrometerpersecsquare 00100101 mmpersecsquare 00100110cmpersecsquare 00100111 meterpersecsquare 00101000 kmpersecsquare00101001 inchpersecsquare 00101010 yardpersecsquare 00101011milepersecsquare 00101100 micormeterperminsquare 00101101 mmperminsquare00101110 cmperminsquare 00101111 meterperminsquare 00110000kmpersminsquare 00110001 inchperminsquare 00110010 yardperminsquare00110011 mileperminsquare 00110100 micormeterperhoursquare 00110101mmperhoursquare 00110110 cmperhoursquare 00110111 meterperhoursquare00111000 kmperhoursquare 00111001 inchperhoursquare 00111010yardperhoursquare 00111011 mileperhoursquare 00111100 Newton 00111101Nmm 00111110 Npmm 00111111 Hz 01000000 KHz 01000001 MHz 01000010 GHz01000011 volt 01000100 millivolt 01000101 ampere 01000110 milliampere01000111 milliwatt 01001000 watt 01001001 kilowatt 01001010 lux 01001011celsius 01001100 fahrenheit 01001101 radian 01001110 degree 01001111radpersec 01010000 degpersec 01010001 radpersecsquare 01010010degpersecsquare 01010011 Npermmsquare 01011100-11111111 Reserved

In addition, the binary representation of float 3D vector type may berepresented as the following Table 91 and Table 91 is a tablerepresenting the binary representation of float 3D vector type.

TABLE 91 Names Description Float3DVectorType Tool for describing a 3Dposition vector X Describes the sensed position in x-axis in the unit ofmeter. Y Describes the sensed position in y-axis in the unit of meter. ZDescribes the sensed position in z-axis in the unit of meter.

Herein, the binary representation of the command information for eachsensor type will be described. First, the XML representation syntax ofthe light sensor type may be represented as the following Table 92.Herein, Table 92 is a table representing the XML representation syntaxof the light sensor type.

TABLE 92 <!--#################################### -->  <!--Definition ofLight Sensor type      -->  <!--#################################### --> <complexType name=“LightSensorType”>   <complexContent>    <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <attribute name=“value” type=“float”use=“optional”/>     <attribute   name=“unit”   type=“iidl:unitType”use=“optional”/>     <attribute  name=“color”  type=“iidl:colorType”use=“optional”/>    </extension>   </complexContent>  </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 92 may be representedas in the following Table 93. Herein, Table 93 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 93 Number of LightSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  valueFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf  colorFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(valueFlag) {   value 32 fsbf  }  if(unitFlag){   unit unitType  }  if(colorFlag) {   color colorType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the light sensor type are represented asthe following Table 94. Herein, Table 94 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the light sensor type.

TABLE 94 Names Description LightSensorType Tool for describing sensedinformation with respect to a light sensor. valueFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofsensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be usedand “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof unit attribute. A value of “1”means the user-definedshall be used and“0” means the user-definedshall not be used. colorFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofcolor attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and“0”means the attribute shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseTypeProvides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. value Describes the sensed value of thelightsensor with respect to the default unit if the unit is not defined.use the unit type defined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies theunit of the sensed value, if a unit other than the default unit is used,as a reference to a classification scheme term provided by UnitCSdefined in xxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representationdefined above. color Describes the list of colors which the lightingdevice can sense as a reference to a classification scheme term or asRGB value. A CS that may be used for this purpose is the ColorCSdefinedin A.2.3 of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation definedabove.

Next, the XML representation syntax of the ambient noise sensor type maybe represented as in the following Table 95. Herein, Table 95 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the ambient nose sensortype.

TABLE 95 <!--################################ -->  <!--Definition ofAmbient Noise Sensor type -->  <!--################################ --> <complexType name=“AmbientNoiseSensorType”>   <complexContent>   <extension base=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>    <attribute   name=“lifespan”   type=“float” use=“optional”/>    <attribute name=“value” type=“float” use=“optional”/>    <attribute  name=“unit”  type=“iidl:unitType” use=“optional”/>   </extension>    </complexContent>  </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 95 may be representedas in the following Table 96. Herein, Table 96 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 96 Number of AmbientNoiseSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  lifespanFlag 1bslbf  valueFlag 1 bslbf  unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(lifespanFlag) {   lifespan 32 fsbf  } if(valueFlag) {   value 32 fsbf  }  if(unitFlag) {   unit unitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the ambient noise sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 97. Herein, Table 97 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the ambient noisesensor type.

TABLE 97 Names Description AmbientNoiseSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to an ambient noise sensor. lifespanFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of the life span attribute. A value of “1” means thelifespan shall be used and “0” means the lifespan shall not be used.valueFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. A valueof “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser-defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseTypeProvides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. lifespan Describes the duration taken tomeasure the information based on the timestamp. lifespan Describes thesensed value of the ambient noise sensor with respect to the defaultunit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined inthe sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if aunit other than the default unit is used, as a reference to aclassification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a temperature sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 98. Herein, Table 98 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the temperature sensortype.

TABLE 98 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofTemperature Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“TemperatureSensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <attribute name=“value” type=“float”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“unit” type=“iidl:unitType”use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 98 may be representedas the following Table 99. Herein, Table 99 is a table representing thebinary representation syntax.

TABLE 99 Number of TemperatureSensorType{ bits Mnemonic valueFlag 1bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf if(valueFlag) { value 32 fsbf } if(unitFlag) {unit unitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the temperature sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 100. Herein, Table 100 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the temperaturesensor type.

TABLE 100 Names Description TemperatureSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a temperature sensor. valueFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseTypeProvides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. valueDescribes the sensed value of the temperature sensor with respect to thedefault unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit typedefined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensedvalue, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as a reference toa classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx ofISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a humidity sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 101. Herein, Table 101 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the humidity sensor type.

TABLE 101 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofHumidity Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“HumiditySensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <attribute name=“value” type=“float”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“unit” type=“iidl:unitType”use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 101 may be representedas in the following Table 102. Herein, Table 102 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 102 Number of HumiditySensorType{ bits Mnemonic valueFlag 1 bslbfunitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType if(valueFlag){ value 32 fsbf } if(unitFlag) { Unit unitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the humidity sensor type are representedas the following Table 103. Herein, Table 103 is a table representingthe descriptor components semantics of the humidity sensor type.

TABLE 103 Names Description HumiditySensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a humidity sensor. valueFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseTypeProvides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. valueDescribes the sensed value of the humidity sensor with respect to thedefault unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit typedefined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensedvalue, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as a reference toa classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx ofISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a distance sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 104. Herein, Table 104 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the distance sensor type.

TABLE 104 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofDistance Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“DistanceSensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <attribute name=“value” type=“float”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“unit” type=“iidl:unitType”use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent>  </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 104 may be representedas the following Table 105. Herein, Table 105 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 105 Number of DistanceSensorType{ bits Mnemonic valueFlag 1 bslbfunitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType if(valueFlag){ value 32 fsbf } if(unitFlag) { unit unitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the distance sensor type are representedas the following Table 106. Herein, Table 106 is a table representingthe descriptor components semantics of the distance sensor type.

TABLE 106 Names Description DistanceSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a distance sensor. valueFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseTypeProvides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. valueDescribes the sensed value of the distance sensor with respect to thedefault unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit typedefined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensedvalue, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as a reference toa classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx ofISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an atmospheric pressure sensortype may be represented as in the following Table 107. Herein, Table 107is a table representing the XML representation syntax of the atmosphericpressure sensor type.

TABLE 107 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofAtmospheric pressure Sensor type --><!--#################################### --> <complexTypename=“AtmosphericPressureSensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <attribute name=“value” type=“float”use=“optional”/> <attribute name=“unit” type=“iidl:unitType”use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 107 may be representedas in the following Table 108. Herein, Table 108 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 108 Number of AtmosphericPressureSensorType{ bits MnemonicvalueFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType if(valueFlag) { value 32 fsbf } if(unitFlag) {unit unitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the atmospheric pressure sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 109. Herein, Table 109 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the atmosphericpressure sensor type.

TABLE 109 Names Description AtmosphericPressureSensorType Tool fordescribing sensed information with respect to an atmospheric pressuresensor. valueFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. A valueof “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser-defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. value Describes the sensed value of theatmospheric pressure sensor with respect to the default unit if the unitis not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensorcapability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if a unit otherthan the default unit is used, as a reference to a classification schemeterm provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use thebinary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a position sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 110. Herein, Table 110 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the position sensor type.

TABLE 110 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofPosition Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“PositionSensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <sequence> <element name=“position”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/> </sequence> <attributename=“unit” type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/> </extension></complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 110 may be representedas in the following Table 111. Herein, Table 111 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 111 Number of PositionSensorNormalType{ bits Mnemonic positionFlag1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeTypeif(positionFlag) { position Float3DVectorType } if(unitFlag) { unitunitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the position sensor type are representedas the following Table 112. Herein, Table 112 is a table representingthe descriptor components semantics of the position sensor type.

TABLE 112 Names Description PositionSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a position sensor. positionFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. positionDescribes the sensed value of the position sensor in 3D with respect tothe default unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unittype defined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of thesensed value, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as areference to a classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined inxxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a velocity sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 113. Herein, Table 113 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the velocity sensor type.

TABLE 113 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofVelocity Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“velocitySensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <sequence> <element name=“Velocity”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/> </sequence> <attributename=“unit” type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/> </extension></complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 113 may be representedas the following Table 114. Herein, Table 114 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 114 Number of VelocitySensorNormalType{ bits Mnemonic velocityFlag1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeTypeif(velocityFlag) { velocity Float3DVectorType } if(unitFlag) { unitunitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the velocity sensor type are representedas the following Table 115. Herein, Table 115 is a table representingthe descriptor components semantics of the position sensor type.

TABLE 115 Names Description VelocitySensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a velocity sensor. velocityFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. velocityDescribes the sensed value of the velocity sensor in 3D with respect tothe default unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unittype defined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of thesensed value, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as areference to a classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined inxxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an acceleration sensor type maybe represented as in the following Table 116. Herein, Table 116 is atable representing the XML representation syntax of the accelerationsensor type.

TABLE 116 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofAcceleration Sensor type --> <!--####################################--> <complexType name=“AccelerationSensorType”> <complexContent><extension base=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <sequence> <elementname=“acceleration” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/></sequence> <attribute name=“unit” type=“mpegvct:unitType”use=“optional”/> </extension> </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 116 may be representedas in the following Table 117. Herein, Table 117 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 117 Number of AccelerationSensorType{ bits MnemonicaccelerationFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType if(accelerationFlag) { accelerationFloat3DVectorType } if(unitFlag) { unit unitType } }

In addition, the semantics of the acceleration sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 118. Herein, Table 118 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the accelerationsensor type.

TABLE 118 Names Description AccelerationSensorTyp Tool for describingsensed information with respect to an acceleration sensor.accelerationFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. A valueof “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser-defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. acceleration Describes the sensed value of theacceleration sensor in 3D with respect to the default unit if the unitis not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensorcapability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if a unit otherthan the default unit is used, as a reference to a classification schemeterm provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use thebinary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an orientation sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 119. Herein, Table 119 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the orientation sensortype.

TABLE 119 <!--#################################### --> <!--Definition ofOrientation Sensor type --> <!--#################################### --><complexType name=“OrientationSensorType”> <complexContent> <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”> <sequence> <element name=“orientation”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/> </sequence>  <attributename=“unit” type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/> </extension></complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 119 may be representedas in the following Table 120. Herein, Table 120 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 120 Number of OrientationSensorType{ bits Mnemonic orientationFlag 1 bslbf  unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(orientationFlag) {   orientationFloat3DVectorType  }  if(unitFlag) {   unit unitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the orientation sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 121. Herein, Table 121 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the orientationsensor type.

TABLE 121 Names Description OrientationSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to an orientation sensor.orientationFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. A valueof “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser-defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. orientation Describes the sensed value of theorientation sensor in 3D with respect to the default unit if the unit isnot defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensorcapability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if a unit otherthan the default unit is used, as a reference to a classification schemeterm provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC 23005-6 and use thebinary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an angular velocity sensor typemay be represented as in the following Table 122. Herein, Table 122 is atable representing the XML representation syntax of the angular velocitysensor type.

TABLE 122 <!--#################################### -->  <!--Definitionof Angular Velocity Sensor type  --> <!--#################################### -->  <complexTypename=“AngularVelocitySensorType”>   <complexContent>    <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>      <elementname=“AngularVelocity” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/>    </sequence>     <attribute    name=“unit” type=“mpegvct:unitType”use=“optional”/>    </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 122 may be representedas in the following Table 123. Herein, Table 123 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 123 Number of AngularVelocitySensorType{ bits Mnemonic angularvelocityFlag 1 bslbf  unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(angularvelocityFlag) {   angularvelocityFloat3DVectorType  }  if(unitFlag) {   unit unitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the angular velocity sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 124. Herein, Table 124 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the angular velocitysensor type.

TABLE 124 Names Description AngularVelocitySensorType Tool fordescribing sensed information with respect to an angular velocitysensor. angularvelocityFlag This field, which is only present in thebinary representation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. Avalue of “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser-defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. angularvelocity Describes the sensed value ofthe angular velocity sensor in 3D with respect to the default unit ifthe unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in thesensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if aunit other than the default unit is used, as a reference to aclassification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an angular acceleration sensortype may be represented as in the following Table 125. Herein, Table 125is a table representing the XML representation syntax of the angularacceleration sensor type.

TABLE 125 <!--############################################### --> <!--Definition of Angular Acceleration Sensor type   --> <!--############################################### -->  <complexTypename=“AngularAccelerationSensorType”>   <complexContent>    <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>     <element         name=“AngularAcceleration”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     </sequence>    <attribute   name=“unit”     type=“mpegvct:unitType”use=“optional”/>    </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 125 may be representedas in the following Table 126. Herein, Table 126 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 126 Number of AngularAccelerationSensorType{ bits Mnemonic angularaccelerationFlag 1 bslbf  unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(angularaccelerationFlag)  {  angularacceleration Float3DVectorType  }  if(unitFlag) {   unitunitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the angular acceleration sensor type arerepresented as the following Table 127. Herein, Table 127 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the angularacceleration sensor type.

TABLE 127 Names Description AngularAccelerationSensorType Tool fordescribing sensed information with respect to an angular accelerationsensor angularacceleration This field, which is only present in the Flagbinary representation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. Avalue of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means theattribute shall not be used. unitFlag This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, signals the presence of unit attribute. Avalue of “1” means the user-defined unit shall be used and “0” means theuser- defined unit shall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides thetopmost type of the base type hierarchy which each individual sensedinformation can inherit. angularacceleration Describes the sensed valueof the angular acceleration sensor in 3D with respect to the defaultunit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined inthe sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if aunit other than the default unit is used, as a reference to aclassification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a force sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 128. Herein, Table 128 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the force sensor type.

TABLE 128 <!--#################################### -->  <!--Definitionof Force Sensor type     -->  <!--####################################-->  <complexType name=“ForceSensorType”>   <complexContent>   <extension base=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>     <element            name=“force” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”minOccurs=“0”/>     </sequence>     <attribute   name=“unit”    type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/>    </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 128 may be representedas the following Table 129. Herein, Table 129 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 129 Number of ForceSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  forceFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType if(forceFlag) {   force Float3DVectorType  }  if(unitFlag) {   unitunitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the force sensor type are represented asthe following Table 130. Herein, Table 130 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the force sensor type.

TABLE 130 Names Description ForceSensorType Tool for describing sensedinformation with respect to a force sensor forceFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofsensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be usedand “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-defined unit shall beused and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not be used.SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual sensed information can inherit. force Describesthe sensed value of the force sensor in 3D with respect to the defaultunit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined inthe sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if aunit other than the default unit is used, as a reference to aclassification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a torque sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 131. Herein, Table 131 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the torque sensor type.

TABLE 131 <!--#################################### -->  <!--Definitionof Torque Sensor type    -->  <!--####################################-->  <complexType name=“TorqueSensorType”>   <complexContent>   <extension base=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>     <element             name=“Torque” type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”minOccurs=“0”/>     </sequence>     <attribute   name=“unit”    type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/>    </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 131 may be representedas the following Table 132. Herein, Table 132 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 132 Number of TorqueSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  TorqueFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType if(torqueFlag) {   torque Float3DVectorType  }  if(unitFlag) {   unitunitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the torque sensor type are represented asthe following Table 133. Herein, Table 133 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the torque sensor type.

TABLE 133 Names Description TorqueSensorType Tool for describing sensedinformation with respect to a torque sensor torqueFlag This field, whichis only present in the binary representation, signals the presence ofsensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be usedand “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-defined unit shall beused and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not be used.SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of the base type hierarchywhich each individual sensed information can inherit. torque Describesthe sensed value of the torque sensor in 3D with respect to the defaultunit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined inthe sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensed value, if aunit other than the default unit is used, as a reference to aclassification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx of ISO/IEC23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a pressure sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 134. Herein, Table 134 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the pressure sensor type.

TABLE 134 <!--#################################### -->  <!--Definitionof Pressure Sensor type    -->  <!--####################################-->  <complexType name=“PressureSensorType”>   <complexContent>   <extension base=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <attributename=“value” type=“float” use=“optional”/>     <attribute   name=“unit”    type=“mpegvct:unitType” use=“optional”/>    </extension>  </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 134 may be representedas the following Table 135. Herein, Table 135 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 135 Number of PressureSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  valueFlag 1 bslbf unitFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType if(valueFlag) {   value 32 fsbf  }  if(unitFlag) {   unit unitType  } }

In addition, the semantics of the pressure sensor type are representedas the following Table 136. Herein, Table 136 is a table representingthe descriptor components semantics of the pressure sensor type.

TABLE 136 Names Description PressureSensorType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to a pressure sensor. valueFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. unitFlagThis field, which is only present in the binary representation, signalsthe presence of unit attribute. A value of “1” means the user-definedunit shall be used and “0” means the user-defined unit shall not beused. SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of the base typehierarchy which each individual sensed information can inherit. valueDescribes the sensed value of the pressure sensor with respect to thedefault unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit typedefined in the sensor capability. unit Specifies the unit of the sensedvalue, if a unit other than the default unit is used, as a reference toa classification scheme term provided by UnitCS defined in xxx ofISO/IEC 23005-6 and use the binary representation defined above.

Next, the XML representation syntax of a motion sensor type may berepresented as in the following Table 137. Herein, Table 137 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the motion sensor type.

TABLE 137 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of Motion Sensor Type      -->  <!--################################################ -->  <complexTypename=“MotionSensorType”>   <complexContent>    <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>     <element            name=“position” type=“siv:PositionSensorType”minOccurs=“0”/>      <element          name=“orientation”type=“siv:OrientationSensorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     <element            name=“velocity” type=“siv:VelocitySensorType”minOccurs=“0”/>      <element         name=“angularvelocity”type=“siv:AngularVelocitySensorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     <element          name=“acceleration”type=“siv:AccelerationSensorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     <element        name=“angularacceleration”type=“siv:AngularAccelerationSensorType” minOccurs=“0”/>     </sequence>   </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 137 may be representedas in the following Table 138. Herein, Table 138 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 138 Number of MotionSensorType{ bits Mnemonic  positionFlag 1bslbf  orientationFlag 1 bslbf  velocityFlag 1 bslbf angularvelocityFlag 1 bslbf  accelerationFlag 1 bslbf angularaccelerationFlag 1 bslbf  SensedInfoBaseTypeSensedInfoBaseTypeType  if(positionFlag) {   position PositionSensorType }  if(orientationFlag) {   orientation OrientationSensorType  } if(velocityFlag) {   velocity VelocitySensorType  } if(angularvelocityFlag) {   angularvelocity AngularVelocitySensor  }Type  if(accelerationFlag) {   acceleration AccelerationSensorType  }if(angularaccelerationFlag) {   angularacceleration AngularAccelerationSensorType  }

In addition, the semantics of the motion sensor type are represented asthe following Table 139. Herein, Table 139 is a table representing thedescriptor components semantics of the motion sensor type.

TABLE 139 Names Description MotionSensorType Tool for describing sensedinformation with respect to a motion sensor. positionFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used. orientationFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attributeshall be used and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.velocityFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. angularvelocityFlag This field, which is only presentin the binary representation, signals the presence of sensor valueattribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0”means the attribute shall not be used. accelerationFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof sensor value attribute. A value of “1” means the attribute shall beused and “0” means the attribute shall not be used.angularaccelerationFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of sensor value attribute. A valueof “1” means the attribute shall be used and “0” means the attributeshall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of thebase type hierarchy which each individual sensed information caninherit. position Describes the sensed position value of the motionsensor with respect to the default unit if the unit is not defined.Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensor capabilityorientation Describes the sensed orientation value of the motion sensorwith respect to the default unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise,use the unit type defined in the sensor capability. velocity Describesthe sensed velocity value of the motion sensor with respect to thedefault unit if the unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit typedefined in the sensor capability. angularvelocity Describes the sensedvelocity value of the motion sensor with respect to the default unit ifthe unit is not defined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in thesensor capability. acceleration Describes the sensed acceleration valueof the motion sensor with respect to the default unit if the unit is notdefined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensor capability.angularacceleration Describes the sensed angular acceleration value ofthe motion sensor with respect to the default unit if the unit is notdefined. Otherwise, use the unit type defined in the sensor capability.

Next, the XML representation syntax of an intelligent camera type may berepresented as in the following Table 140. Herein, Table 140 is a tablerepresenting the XML representation syntax of the intelligent cameratype.

TABLE 140 <!-- ################################################ --> <!-- Definition of Intelligent Camera Type       -->  <!--################################################ -->  <complexTypename=“IntelligentCameraType”>   <complexContent>    <extensionbase=“iidl:SensedInfoBaseType”>     <sequence>     <element  name=“FacialAnimationID”   type=“anyURI” minOccurs=“0”/>     <element  name=“BodyAnimationID”   type=“anyURI” minOccurs=“0”/>     <element         name=“FaceFeature”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”        minOccurs=“0” maxOccurs=“255”/>     <element         name=“BodyFeature”type=“mpegvct:Float3DVectorType”        minOccurs=“0” maxOccurs=“255”/>    </sequence>    </extension>   </complexContent> </complexType>

Further, the binary encoding representation scheme or the binaryrepresentation of the syntax represented in Table 140 may be representedas in the following Table 141. Herein, Table 141 is a table representingthe binary representation syntax.

TABLE 141 Number of IntelligentCameraType{ bits Mnemonic   FacialIDFlag1 bslbf   BodyIDFlag 1 bslbf   FaceFeatureFlag 1 bslbf   BodyFeatureFlag1 bslbf   SensedInfoBaseType SensedInfoBaseTypeType   if( FacialIDFlag ){    FacialAnimationID UTF-8   }   if( BodyIDFlag ) {    BodyAnimationIDUTF-8   }   if( FaceFeatureFlag ) {    NumOfFaceFeature 8 uimsbf    for( k=0;      k<NumOfFaceFeature; k++ ) {    FaceFeature[k]Float3DVectorType   }  }  if( BodyFeatureFlag ) {    NumOfBodyFeature 8uimsbf     for(    k=0; k<NumOfBodyFeature;      k++ ) {     BodyFeature[k] Float3DVectorType   }  } }

In addition, the semantics of the intelligent camera type arerepresented as the following Table 142. Herein, Table 142 is a tablerepresenting the descriptor components semantics of the intelligentcamera type.

TABLE 142 Names Description IntelligentCameraType Tool for describingsensed information with respect to an intelligent camera sensor.FacialIDFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of the facial animation ID. A valueof “1” means the facial animation ID mode shall be used and “0” meansthe facial animation ID mode shall not be used. BodyIDFlag This field,which is only present in the binary representation, signals the presenceof the body animation ID. A value of “1” means the body animation IDmode shall be used and “0” means the body animation ID mode shall not beused. FaceFeatureFlag This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, signals the presence of the face features. A value of“1” means the face feature tracking mode shall be used and “0” means theface feature tracking mode shall not be used. BodyFeatureFlag Thisfield, which is only present in the binary representation, signals thepresence of the body features. A value of “1” means the body featuretracking mode shall be used and “0” means the body feature tracking modeshall not be used. SensedInfoBaseType Provides the topmost type of thebase type hierarchy which each individual sensed information caninherit. FacialAnimationID Describes the ID referencing the facialexpression animation clip. BodyAnimationID Describes the ID referencingthe body animation clip. NumOfFaceFeature This field, which is onlypresent in the binary representation, specifies the number of facefeature points. FaceFeature Describes the 3D position of each of theface feature points detected by the camera. Note: The order of theelements corresponds to the order of the face feature points defined atthe featureControl for face in 2.2.15 of ISO/IEC_23005-4NumOfBodyFeature This field, which is only present in the binaryrepresentation, specifies the number of body feature points. BodyFeatureDescribes the 3D position of each of the body feature points detected bythe camera. Note: The order of the elements corresponds to the order ofthe body feature points defined at the featureControl for body in 2.2.14of ISO/IEC_23005-4.

Hereinafter, an operation of the system for providing multimediaservices in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the presentinvention will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 7.

FIG. 7 is a diagram schematically illustrating a process of providingmultimedia services of the system for providing multimedia services inaccordance with the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7, at step 710, the service provider of the system forproviding multimedia services generates the multimedia contents of themultimedia services to be provided to the users and the sensory effectinformation of the multimedia contents depending on the service requestsof the users.

Further, at step 720, the service provider encodes the generatedmultimedia contents and encodes the sensory effect information by thebinary representation, that is, the binary representation encodingscheme. In this case, the binary representation encoding of the sensoryeffect information will be described in detail and therefore, thedetailed description thereof will be omitted herein.

Then, at step 730, the service provider transmits the multimedia dataincluding the encoded multimedia contents and the multimedia dataincluding the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation.

Next, at step 740, the user server of the system for providingmultimedia services receives the multimedia data and decodes the sensoryeffect information encoded by the binary representation in the receivedmultimedia data.

In addition, at step 750, the user server converts the sensory effectinformation into the command information in consideration of thecapability information of each user device and encodes the convertedcommand information using the binary representation, that is, the binaryrepresentation encoding scheme. In this case, the conversion of thecommand information and the binary representation encoding of thecommand information will be described in detail and therefore, thedetailed description thereof will be omitted herein.

Then, at step 5760, the user server transmits the multimedia contentsand the command information encoded by the binary representation to theuser devices, respectively.

Further, at step 770, each user device of the system for providingmultimedia services simultaneously provides the multimedia contents andthe sensory effects of the multimedia contents through the devicecommand by the command information encoded by the binary representationto the users in real time, that is, the high quality of variousmultimedia services.

The exemplary embodiment of the present invention may stably provide thehigh quality of various multimedia services that the users want toreceive in the communication system, in particular, provide themultimedia contents of the multimedia services and the various sensoryeffects of the multimedia contents to each user. In addition, theexemplary embodiments of the present invention encodes the informationrepresenting the various sensory effects of the multimedia contentsusing the binary representation to transmit the multimedia contents andthe various sensory effects of the multimedia contents at high speed,such that the multimedia contents and the sensory effects may beprovided to each user in real time, that is, the high quality of variousmultimedia services may be provided to the users in real time.

While the present invention has been described with respect to thespecific embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the artthat various changes and modifications may be made without departingfrom the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the scope ofthe invention is not limited to exemplary embodiments as described aboveand is defined by the following claims and equivalents to the scope theclaims.

1. A system for providing multimedia service in a communication service,comprising: a user server configured to receive sensory effectinformation representing sensory effects of multimedia contentscorresponding to the multimedia services and encode the sensory effectinformation into command information of binary representation to betransmitted to user devices, respectively, depending on service requestsof multimedia services that users want to receive; and user devicesconfigured to provide the multimedia contents and the sensory effects tothe users through device command for command information of the binaryrepresentation in real time.
 2. The system of claim 1, wherein the userserver encodes the sensory effect information into the commandinformation of the binary representation for device command for the userdevices in consideration of capability information of the user devices.3. The system of claim 2, wherein the user server receives sensoryeffect information of an eXtensible markup language (XML) document orreceives the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation.
 4. The system of claim 3, wherein the user serverconverts the sensory effect information into the command information forthe command control of the user devices in consideration of thecapability information of the user devices and encodes the convertedcommand information into the command information of the binaryrepresentation using the binary representation encoding scheme.
 5. Thesystem of claim 3, wherein the user server decodes the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation and encodes the decodedsensory effect information into the command information of the binaryrepresentation in consideration of the capability information of theuser devices.
 6. The system of claim 2, wherein the user server encodesthe sensory effect information into a device control stream of thebinary representation to be transmitted to the user devices,respectively, for the device command of the user devices
 7. The systemof claim 2, wherein the sensory effects includes a light effect, acolored light effect, a flash light effect, a temperature effect, a windeffect, a vibration effect, a spraying effect, a scent effect, a fogeffect, a color correction effect, a rigid body motion effect, a passivekinesthetic motion effect, a passive kinesthetic force effect, an activekinesthetic effect, a tactile effect.
 8. The system of claim 7, whereinthe user server defines syntax, binary representation, and semantics ofthe sensory effects.
 9. A system for providing multimedia services in acommunication system, comprising: a receiver configured to receivesensory effect information representing sensory effects of multimediacontents corresponding to the multimedia services depending on servicerequests of multimedia services that users want to receive; an encoderconfigured to encode the sensory effect information into commandinformation of binary representation using a binary representationencoding scheme; and a transmitter configured to transmit commandinformation of the binary representation to the user devices,respectively, so as to provide the sensory effects to the users throughthe device command of the user devices depending on the commandinformation of the binary representation.
 10. The system of claim 9,wherein the encoder encodes the sensory effect information into thecommand information of the binary representation, in consideration ofcapability information of the user devices.
 11. The system of claim 10,wherein the receiver receives sensory effect information of aneXtensible markup language (XML) document or receives the sensory effectinformation encoded by the binary representation.
 12. The system ofclaim 11, further comprising a converter configured to convert thesensory effect information into the command information for the devicecommand of the user devices in consideration of the capabilityinformation of the user devices, wherein the encoder encodes theconverted command information into the command information of the binaryrepresentation using the binary representation encoding scheme.
 13. Thesystem of claim 11, further a decoder configured to decode the sensoryeffect information encoded by the binary representation, wherein theencoder encodes the decoded sensory effect information into the commandinformation of the binary representation in consideration of thecapability information of the user devices.
 14. The system of claim 10,wherein the sensory effects include a light effect, a colored lighteffect, a flash light effect, a temperature effect, a wind effect, avibration effect, a spraying effect, a scent effect, a fog effect, acolor correction effect, a rigid body motion effect, a passivekinesthetic motion effect, a passive kinesthetic force effect, an activekinesthetic effect, a tactile effect.
 15. The system of claim 14,wherein the encoder defines syntax, binary representation, and semanticsof the sensory effects.
 16. A method for providing multimedia servicesin a communication system, comprising: receiving sensory effectinformation representing sensory effects of multimedia contentscorresponding to the multimedia services depending on service requestsof multimedia services that users want to receive; encoding the sensoryeffect information into command information of binary representation;and transmitting command information of the binary representation to theuser devices, respectively, so as to provide the sensory effects to theusers through the device command of the user devices depending on thecommand information of the binary representation.
 17. The method ofclaim 16, wherein the receiving receives the sensory effect informationon the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) document, and the encodingconverts the sensory effect information into the command information forthe device command of the user devices in consideration of thecapability information of the user devices and then, encodes theconverted command information into the command information of the binaryrepresentation.
 18. The method of claim 16, wherein the receivingreceives the sensory effect information encoded by the binaryrepresentation, and the encoding decodes the sensory effect informationencoded by the binary representation and then, encodes the decodedsensory effect information into the control information of the binaryrepresentation in consideration of the capability information of theuser devices.
 19. The method of claim 16, wherein the sensory effectsinclude a light effect, a colored light effect, a flash light effect, atemperature effect, a wind effect, a vibration effect, a sprayingeffect, a scent effect, a fog effect, a color correction effect, a rigidbody motion effect, a passive kinesthetic motion effect, a passivekinesthetic force effect, an active kinesthetic effect, a tactileeffect.
 20. The method of claim 19, wherein the encoding using thebinary representation defines syntax, binary representation, andsemantics of the sensory effects.